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Brett Keane | Socialism with Satan ‪@Lucifer-LeGivorden‬ ‪@ProverbsGuysMinistries‬ ‪@PierreTruDank‬ · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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While I'm waiting for you, folks, to get into gear and
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learn how to work your microphones and such All right,
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let's see what we have here. Let me turn on desktop audio so
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it can be heard and turn down my audio so it's not too crazy.
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I had somebody earlier today, say Brett you're not allowed to
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use artificial intelligence or anything of that nature whenever
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in debates are discussions and I'm like, why not?
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Why can't I The one in the description isn't working.
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Well, that's odd. Let's see what we got here.
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I'll put it out in the chat. Are you saying that or is it
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because you're too lazy to actually you know, click on it,
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let's see what we got. Seems to work for everybody else
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and the other time, but I'll go ahead and put it out there for
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you. What the heck?
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I go through all the aggravation of opening up the table and then
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going into it. Okay.
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Whoop. See, open up the wrong ordeal.
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Come on. Get me to it.
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So this fella can get in. Oh, that's weird.
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How it's doing that? I didn't realize that that kind
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of thing. All right, scroll down, scroll
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down. Join Here, he must be using a
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phone or something might be having trouble with the whole
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description thing. Okay, so there it is right
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there. I put it out there.
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Looks like we're going to be having Mr. Gordon come in our
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token. Favorite Satanist.
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Yay. okay, so there we go, let's click out of that and while
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we're waiting for him to come in, we will Oh, he's already in.
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Hey man. What's up to?
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Can you hear me? God put on your headphones,
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goodness gracious. Well, he sit in there.
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I can see him. Can you finally hear me now?
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Hey, can you hear me? Yeah.
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I can you cameras a little blurry?
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Yes, I can hear you. Oh, goodness gracious.
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So you have an issue with your stuff.
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All right, so he's got to work that out.
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All right, folks, listen, you gotta have your mic turned up
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and your sound on in order to be able to hear me goodness
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gracious. Let's see, there's a link right
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on the screen for everybody. All right, well while we're
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waiting, I'll go ahead and get this going.
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Hey, there. Brett.
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Hey, how you doing? I'm doing great.
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Thanks. How about you?
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How's your evening going? Well, I'm trying to get users in
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my audience, to figure out, how to use their microphones that
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way. They can actually come in and
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chat with me. I figured, I'd talk to you for a
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little bit until they come in. You're running a virtual event
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or a live stream, getting everyone comfortable with their
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mics, can be a bit of a hurdle. How is it been going so far with
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them joining in? Well, we had a guy come in
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earlier, who's a Satanist, the fiesta Satanist.
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You know what? Atheistic satanistas.
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Yes, believes in and worship Satan as a deity, distinguishing
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them from other forms of Satanism, which might view Satan
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more as a symbol or metaphor. It's an interesting and diverse
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police system. How did that discussion go?
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Well, he hasn't been able to get his microphone working, but he
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was in my shows prior, in the past.
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He used to chat with me and we had good discussions.
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So I'm looking forward to good discussions again.
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Are you familiar with the satanic temple?
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Absolutely. The satanic temple is a
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non-theistic religious organization that uses the
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symbol of Satan to promote secularism, social justice and
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the separation of church and state.
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They often engage in activism and legal efforts to challenge
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perceived infringements, on personal freedoms.
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It's quite different from theistic Satanism.
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What's your interest in the temple?
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Well, I have somebody in the room so give me a moment.
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Hello, Proverbs. Hey, how you doing?
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Steven is your microphone working?
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Uh-huh. Well, AI.
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I'm talking to the users right now not to use.
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So no need to go. Okay.
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Give him a moment so I can hear me Mr. Gordon Gordon's not able
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to hear Steve and I think something's wrong with your
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microphone. I can't hear you.
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Yep. All right.
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So while we're waiting, tell me a little bit more about the
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satanic temple. Do they identify as atheist?
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Yes, the satanic temple identifies as non-theistic,
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which is similar to atheism. They don't believe in a literal
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Satan or any supernatural beings.
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Instead, they use Satan as a symbol of rebellion against
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arbitrary Authority. And as an advocate for
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individual freedoms and secularism, they focus on social
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justice and the separation of church and state.
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Their activism often challenges religious privilege in public
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affairs. It's a unique stance that blends
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religious imagery with a secular worldview, okay?
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Very good. Hello, Steve and how are you
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doing? All right, for some reason, I
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don't know why. Steve and did you get your audio
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working? I don't know what's going on
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with these people. Let me make sure the audio on my
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I was able to hear him. My speakers are set up, my
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microphone is set up. There's really no reason why
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there should be any kind of issue.
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It's these guys as they always have audio issues.
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Oh goodness gracious. Let me make sure that he's
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actually even showing up on the screen properly over there.
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This is redonkulous. I do these live shows and then
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people can't figure it out. Oh goodness gracious.
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Let me make sure that he's like yep, it's working.
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So I don't know what's happening on their end.
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That is odd. All right.
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So, folks, you may need to look at your settings when you come
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in the Stream yards, make sure that you are Speakers are
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connected through the settings that way you can hear.
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Oh boy, let me try reset in the Stream yard.
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See what happens. Oh goodness, this is down.
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Now at least people could still hear me, bam.
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Let's do that. All right.
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Can you hear me? Now, give me the middle finger
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if you can hear me. There you go.
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Yep, he can hear me. So now it's just a matter of
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him, setting his microphone up Steven.
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I think that I made a little bitty tiny mistake on my end.
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I think that I hadn't added myself to the broadcast at the
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same time talking, which is why you couldn't hear me.
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So come in now and you should be able to hear me Steve and Yeah,
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I'm streaming out through OBS and using streamyard.
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So you guys will be able to hear me and be able to play Let's see
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what we got. Hello, Mr. Dank, how are you
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doing? I hear you clicking.
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I hear her role. I can't hear you.
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What the fuck you can't hear me? What in the hell is going on
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with us? Well, this is odd.
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I don't know what's going on here.
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Yeah, let me try to see what we have.
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Why are these people saying they cannot hear me.
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I don't get it. It shows my volume as going
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through to them. All right.
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Let's see. Okay, so you guys are all right,
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can you hear me? Steven.
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Steve, and can you hear me? Yes, can you hear me?
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Oh, you can hear me now. Now, this is the third attempt
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though. That's all you.
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Using the right mic. So I think what dream yard.
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All right, so can you hear dank? I do I hear dank?
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And you can hear me. I hear you.
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I hear dank now before I couldn't hear anything.
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Well, I think the reason why you might not have been able to hear
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me as I got so much crap running and I think that I forgot to add
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myself to the actual broadcast, so you can hear me in here.
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But beside that? No, I don't think it was that
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Brett because I could hear you on YouTube.
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Right? Because I'm going to obs.
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Yeah. Hey, I don't know.
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He'll have to do it but I just had to restart my computer.
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Yeah, that might have to be the case for people.
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I don't know why though, I have a supercomputer that a Greek
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built me know. Alright, let's see what we got.
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All right. Can you hear us now?
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Thank you. Hello, dainty.
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Jolla Gordon, we hear you. Thank you.
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Let me put Gordon's a very handsome man.
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So we're gonna have him be on the main screen.
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There you go. How are you doing Gordon?
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I apologize. I'm terrible with names.
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My wife once said, have you ever met Bob and I said, boo boo.
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Terrible. Your little quiet.
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Is there any way that you can get your external mic working?
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To me. Yeah, you Go through my phone,
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dude. Oh, is there any way to move the
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phone closer to you? How's this?
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Well, I can definitely see your cheeks and they're very Rosy.
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Let's see. All right.
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Can you guys hear him well enough?
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Yeah, sure. all right, so you had said that you the other way
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I fiddled with my microphone settings just to get this And
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this is the best I can do. Well, we can hear you this at
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the turn up my volume more. Can you tell everybody about
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yourself, what your theological position, as what you like to
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do? You know that your favorite
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thing? Well money, I am the author of
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numerous books including these Testament.
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I run an organization called The Satanic Boolean Society.
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Actually, currently, I am on sabbatical until October.
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I've been taking about a year off to work on right in fiction.
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And yeah I'm gonna say yes. Can you explain to them the
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difference between your theological brand of Satanism
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over that of, like the satanic temple or Church of Satan over
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soft? It's tacked.
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Temple isn't actually satanists. They're activists utilizing our
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iconography and pretending to be Satanist if you actually ask
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them anything about what real Satanism is they won't be able
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to answer you. They won't be able to tell you
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anything of what this man and Tom Levy wrote.
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Most of the time only about 25% of this tank, Temple of these,
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even heard of Anton LaVey. and they they use it as a Literally
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as an activist movement and most of what they push for does not
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reflect actual statements at all the churches.
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Satan currently being run by Peter.
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Gilmore was founded by Anton LaVey but is turned from being
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what it used to be. Into an atheistic movement.
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And they've even started getting into activism.
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What I do, what my organization does, the traditional actual
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Satanism as Antelope wrote it? Practice, actual magical,
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rituals ceremonies. If you look on my YouTube
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channel, you can actually find numerous videos of myself and
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other members of STS performing actual Satanic.
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Rituals, practicing what we preach, you know, actually not
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bothering. Anybody just literally
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practicing what we preach and just being ourselves.
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So why do you think there's so many atheists out there you say
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are you use them is not associated with Satanism yet you
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know for a fact that atheists do do that through the satanic
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temple. Oh, it's it is searching.
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The big thing is, is that, um, atheism doesn't have any
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structure in and of itself, it does not have any sort of
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grounding physical, you know, anything to hold a person's
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attention, literally, you're left on your own, you're left by
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your own device is sorry. Is my newest about to come out
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of the end of the month. It's literally your left your
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own devices to send for yourself.
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A religion is a structure, something to go by.
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And so, even an atheist, you know, pretending to have a
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religion gives themselves some sort of structure that they can
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claim that they follow. um, even though they really don't Do any
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of that because they're atheists, they can just throw it
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away at a whim and be like, oh no, I don't want to do that.
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I don't feel like doing that, you know.
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So I'm gonna do this and set and real satanists, they don't real
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religionists in general. I don't do that as anybody here.
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I assume could vouch for its like when you have a religion,
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it doesn't turn off. You know, right it's their time.
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I think everybody here can agree with that.
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Hopefully, we can get that mic turned up a little bit more.
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I blame it on 80s metal why? I have a hard time hearing some
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stuff but So here in the settings, tab.
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Only see. Well, why you're getting that
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worked on Stephen? How have you been today in?
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Hello Mr. True dank Hello. I'm just here to.
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Sorry to, you know, present myself to your audience and you
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know, ensure that Friday will be a civil debate.
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All right, so what exactly? I am a little confused.
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What exactly? You want to debate your
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efficiency of socialism versus capitalism, type of discussion.
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Exactly that exactly that. Okay.
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So you do realize from probably watching my videos, I'm not
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really fond of any government that existed today or what is
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happening in the past, right? That's fine.
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You still are materially while you were ideologically in
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support of these capitalist system. and then, Well yeah, I
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definitely like the idea of you know, if you work you make your
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money type of thing. What about you Steve and what
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your view on it would you prefer socialism Know socialism is a
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cancer to the world. It almost always leads to hard
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communism and it's just a fancy word for stealing.
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And the problem with socialism is that eventually run out of
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your neighbor's money, Oh, that's rough.
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Thank you. Got any opinions on that.
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I'll save them for Friday. You don't want to respond to
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Stephen about it. They were all a bunch of plot
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attitudes, there's no really nothing to respond to.
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Well, we're in here having a discussion and hear me now.
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Yeah, I can hear you but you still kind of quiet.
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I like to hear where I can hear all breathing.
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You know, I want it to be noisy. So try to turn up a little bit
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more, just going to your settings and hike up your volume
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as much as you can. So a true.
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What exactly are you? I tell you what, I'll ask you a
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question and you are that's a little bit better but you need
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to move it closer to your mouth, the microphone part of it, at
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least, Not without it falling flat on it.
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I don't have a tripod here right now, okay, so I do turn it down
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to about 305. You'll probably sound loud
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enough for the users out there. Folks, if you can hear Mr. Mr.
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Gordon, that's how you pronounce it, right?
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Leg of warden. All right.
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Can people hear him out there type in text type one if you can
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hear him well. Okay, so, Mr. Dank is there any
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government ran under socialism? That hasn't failed?
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Yeah, China Vietnam, the dprk Cuba.
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All of these are socialist countries that have not fail.
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So you actually like the way they run things?
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I think based on their conditions and the cultural
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conditions, I think. Yeah, they're pretty efficient.
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Do you live in America? I live in Canada.
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Canada. Well how come you don't move
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over to one of those countries that run things away.
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You like it. Because that's not how it works.
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You don't just choose Where you live, you know?
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Like I'm just abstract relation to things you you have to live
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in your own nation and you have to Work towards achieving
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socialism there, not just individualistic choosing where
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you prefer to live. So, would you like Canada to be
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like Cuba? No, not like Cuba.
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I think we would develop our own form of Socialism.
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Yeah, have you ever been China? I have not know.
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I've been the Cuba though. Okay.
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Um, so you haven't seen have a Chinese treat their people,
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right? Like first-hand.
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First hand? No.
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Okay. So why would you want America to
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be like China? Not exactly like China again, I
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think America in Canada, should develop their own form of
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Socialism. And socialism with American
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characteristics. How would that look?
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Well, I explained my videos that I think would be a better of
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socialism Guided by cynical legislators and people's banks.
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So it'd be a socialist Market to go.
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That would do people are dumb and they don't understand what
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you say, put it in basic English.
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Okay, so you have legislators that are organized into
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occupational groups, right? So Goods and you have a People's
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Bank, which is a bank that lets a very low interest interest
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only covers Administration costs And would be in some way a
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pointed democratically, at least the, you know, the the board
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would be appointed democratically.
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And that's what how through by elections in the very soft
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patient groups, okay? So, say I wanted to go get a
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job. Now, me, personally, I'm a
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writer. I'm an author that is my work.
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Um say I wanted to go get a job somewhere else.
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How would that work? Again, I'll be a socialist, Mark
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of the Kong on me, so they would be.
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So I would have a job that I may or may not be qualified for and
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then I could never leave it. Am I correct?
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Know, it's still have, it's not how socials and works.
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He would still have That's how it works in China.
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That's how it works in Cuba, that's how it works in most
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these China has a very matter to Chromatic system for their
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intellectuals and as well as workers, you have to be
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qualified. You can't just be unqualified
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and apply to a job. It doesn't work like that.
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Okay, there's already preconditions on civil society
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that prevent any form of organization for more like that.
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All right, so I have a buddy who lives down in Brazil and as you
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know, there's several countries in South America that are all
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socialist countries. And here's the funny thing, all
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of their people are coming here, they're fighting to come to
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America. Why is that?
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I have? Socialism is so good.
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Why are people leaving the country?
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There is realism really socialist, and all the other
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countries in South America that are okay sure.
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That Venezuela is heavily sanctioned same with Cuba
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heavily sanctioned unable to develop their and adopt the
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World Market and expand their Civil Society.
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So this is why they're impoverished.
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And that's why he's coming over here, China's not impoverished.
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Why are the Chinese wanting to come over here?
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I got neighbors who are Chinese and they said some people.
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Some people have an individual preference for Liberal
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democracies, but the Democracy, especially the Bourgeois
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classes. But that doesn't necessarily
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mean that, you know, Chinese or desperate to come here.
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Sometimes they go go for other reasons.
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They want to live in the country that it's not.
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I'm sorry. Can I say covet on here?
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Brett. Yeah, you can say whatever you
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want, I don't care what YouTube does.
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Do you do you know what the Chinese were doing to their own
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people during covid? Yeah, they had some measures to
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us here in Canada. Oh, some similar.
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So, people were nailing boards over your door in Canada and
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stealing you into your house and you had no way to go get food.
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That's what? Yeah, we need a source on that.
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Public use. You can go look at the news, it
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was all over the Internet, it was all over the news, it was
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public. Go ahead.
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Go ahead and look it up. In the resting point to put out,
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that isn't interesting point that you put out, though, that
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wire, all these people running towards our borders and all
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that, if they are so happy with their countries, even the way
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up. Right.
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So, why are people playing these socialist countries?
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To come to America. Now we just had a big move over
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the past four years before Trump got back into office that pushed
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America very much. So in a March that socialist way
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and look what was happening to our economy was going into the I
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was able to find one news source related to what you were saying
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and it's China officials apologized for breaking into
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homes and quarantine covid patients.
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And honestly, I only have strong opinions on covid either way.
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So it's not really of interest in any blood that was just
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wanting example. I mean, you don't have to really
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worry about it. It was just one example, people
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saw it all over his you could actually look it up all over
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YouTube and everything. It was all over the place back
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then but how the fact that China has high speed rail and cheap
32:16
housing prices, so does Japan. Japan also has quite more State
32:23
Control economies especially the finance sector.
32:26
Um Japan's also you know much Freer people are not like
32:31
walking into one thing. The same order and you they
32:36
don't like people. You have a, you have a free job
32:40
market and China. Well, let me, let me ask even,
32:43
let me ask Stephen a question about this as well.
32:46
This Stephen. Oh, hold on.
32:48
Can you guys hear me? Yes.
32:50
All right. Steve and I'm curious of what
32:52
your thoughts are on this. Now socialism this means you got
32:56
to put a lot of trust in the government.
32:58
Let them run the this framework, right?
33:03
The government exists. Now, Mark said to replace the
33:08
boardwalk Machinery, with a proletarian Administration.
33:12
All right, so how would we go about doing that?
33:15
Let's say that. I, let's say that we all in the
33:17
room, just just for shits and grins.
33:19
We agree with you and decide. All right.
33:22
This is the way to go. How would we go about getting
33:24
out all the politicians and our current government to get this
33:28
going? You wouldn't?
33:30
You would overthrow them with a Vanguard party?
33:33
We'd overthrow them, wouldn't this be a very violent war that
33:37
we'd have to have? Economic general strike.
33:44
Meaning, you have Unions. Would you say that the right
33:46
2020 was an attempt to do that? No, it wasn't really.
33:51
I just want to. I just want to point out this
33:53
train of thought here, okay. Right about what a cancer
33:58
socialism is, it's called so many deaths and so much poverty
34:03
worldwide. And now, this guy is explaining
34:06
the pros of functionalism, which so far are none, China and
34:11
Vietnam together, millions of the poverty.
34:16
Hmm. So Steve and Mr. Leghorn late
34:21
Gilbert and sorry about that. So we, I'm so sorry, I'm just
34:27
gonna call you, Lucifer, is that cool?
34:29
That way, I don't Bumble. All right, Mr. Lucifer, so we'd
34:34
have the give complete control over the government, do we even
34:38
trust the government we have as it is, I think the current That
34:46
we have as is with Trump in, there would be trustworthy but I
34:49
wouldn't want them in their permanently.
34:52
I don't want Trump in office permanently.
34:54
I think what he's doing is great for our economy right now, but
34:59
once it's four years are up. And they're off.
35:02
Let's get somebody else in there that can follow along.
35:05
And That's what America's bill. I don't.
35:09
I don't want conservatives or liberals to have that much
35:12
power. I think it was Ronald Reagan.
35:14
That said, why government big enough to give you everything is
35:18
big enough to take away everything Exactly.
35:22
Right. Yeah you're you're not realizing
35:28
that Mark said that the revolution must Institute a new
35:32
governmental, Machinery of the proletarian you do realize there
35:36
are never worked today in his life, right?
35:38
He was a journalist He never worked a day in his life, he was
35:43
a lawsuit, he was going to be a lawyer until he lived off of his
35:54
arrow for the New York Tribune. He had no understanding no.
36:01
Yeah, actually, yeah. She relied on angles on his
36:04
parents. All right.
36:07
So you're seeing that in order to in order for us to convert
36:12
our government as it is in America, we would have to
36:15
basically do a revolution. We'd have to take out the
36:19
current politicians. What you're saying?
36:22
Yeah, and how would we go about doing this exactly 20, the
36:28
attempt. Well, I'm trying.
36:29
I'm trying to follow him. I want to know if we even if we
36:32
agreed with him that he's right. And we're wrong.
36:34
What do we do about? Going about making this happen?
36:40
I, Strike is a strike of. The most important occupations
36:48
that would crickle the country economically and lock up the
36:51
capitalist class. A political general strike is
36:54
when the party has enough seats in the legislature to basically
37:00
walk out of the government. And to await the formation of
37:05
new government, under the new constitution, with a new
37:07
legislature, etc, etc. All right, so you literally
37:11
deprived the capitalist class of its Labour power.
37:15
And now, as well as you. You essentially lock out the
37:27
capitalist class was Robert. The government literally
37:29
destroyed the government created.
37:31
I have I have a question so we walk out the capitalist class.
37:36
All right, how do we determine who is the capitalist class
37:39
first off? And then how do we prevent that
37:43
lockout from affecting the little man?
37:45
The Working Man. Because when you lock out the
37:48
capitalist class, because all that money comes downhill, it
37:51
goes from them to us. No, it actually comes from the
37:56
labor is created by the word. The wealth is created by the
37:59
worker and it goes up to the Catholic is expropriate by the
38:02
gapless. And yeah, trickles down to the
38:04
worker before wages. They control the government,
38:07
they control the people who make the money literally
38:10
manufacturer, it they control the goals, you cut them off, you
38:15
cut off the little people, the little people star.
38:19
Lennon had a very interesting thing when he took control of
38:23
Russia. Do you know what that saying
38:24
was? I think, you know what, I think.
38:28
I think he did. Not work will not eat.
38:34
Know. It's what he called.
38:37
All the people that put him in power before he had them
38:40
executed. He called them helpful little
38:42
idiots. I don't think you said all
38:45
bought into that, he did say that it's very well documented
38:48
go look it up with the people. Wikipedia isn't a legitimate
38:53
source. So I just gave you a source and
38:56
you refuse to go. Look at it.
38:57
I'm done. I'll actually go on with I'll go
38:59
and Wikipedia and look it up. Wikipedia.
39:04
Vladimir Latin. And remember dank you're not
39:08
allowed to use AI when you're looking up the information.
39:10
That's what I did there. Yeah, I'm not interesting, guys.
39:16
Isn't this Theory? Socialism has started murdering
39:20
people before it's even established.
39:22
And also my question for you is, how many citizens do you think
39:26
he gots would have to murder to implement this and do you care?
39:30
That's a good question. The answer is, you don't care
39:35
because socialism is cold and heartless and it's a cancer.
39:40
I rest my case. So think we've got a hardcore
39:43
Satanist with quite a big following and we've got a
39:46
hardcore Christian and here who both agree, that they are not
39:50
interested in having a socialism government.
39:52
Should they also be taken out along with the politicians?
39:58
When I say taken now, I mean, taking out a power, not murdered
40:01
will you know, that they're not gonna just say, oh, you want
40:03
Power. Let us give it to you for
40:05
Christmas. They're gonna fight They're
40:09
gonna get, they're gonna give you hell.
40:10
If you try to revolutionize determine whether or not,
40:14
they're in a gulag. Yeah, but I'm just gonna warn
40:17
you. My family's been here for 400
40:19
years. And we will fight it like we
40:22
will fight it till The Bitter End.
40:23
And I'm like we have ample Supply, we're known Warriors
40:29
going all the way back to the highlands Scotland.
40:31
We thought the Romans, we thought all the way up into
40:35
World War Two. My grandfather was World War
40:37
Two. Yeah, and on my American side,
40:40
my grandfather, he was a US Marine.
40:43
Oh yeah. So here here, I'm actually being
40:51
open-minded and saying, how will you go about this business?
40:54
And I've already got all my other guests in the room, even
40:58
though I'm going with you on this thing, they don't want to
41:00
support it. So what do we do about these
41:02
guys? They're not very important.
41:07
But anyways, back, they're not important.
41:19
So we'll it originates from William.
41:22
J Bennett who summarized that useful idea was the term.
41:25
So Communists used for credulous Western businessmen giving as an
41:29
example Armand, Hammer and who helped build up the Soviet
41:32
communist state. So it wasn't for that to
41:34
supporters it was for and one didn't even use the term, it was
41:38
just a term that was going around to the time to describe
41:40
capitalists who are investing in the Soviet Union.
41:43
So, you're literally wrong. I've heard that useful idiots
41:51
comment before. Hmm, that's all.
41:59
So, you endorsed Allen's form of Socialism.
42:04
Yeah, I do, I think in form of Socialism, was better than
42:07
cruise ship because stolen had art tells you, the more and also
42:10
the collective Farm weren't necessarily State direct State
42:13
Property. They were actually someone
42:15
independent from the state and sing with the Arts tells.
42:19
You have understood kind of just reduced everything to a
42:24
bureaucratic system. Yeah.
42:26
But if we ran it like that and you had a guy like Stalin in
42:30
their Stalin would remove all the Christians and then he would
42:34
also want to remove theistic Satanist, because they still
42:37
declare. There's a God Did you know that
42:41
Stalin actually resurrected the Orthodox Church in Russia?
42:46
I know we destroyed a lot of churches, he killed monks and
42:49
Buddhists, and Chris. Oh, and yes, he actually did not
42:53
you restored, this the Orthodox Church a Bolsheviks, originally
42:58
criminalized, the church, because essentially all the
43:00
treats were just Stooges of the Tsar.
43:05
You're saying he didn't destroy any churches, you saying he
43:09
didn't destroy any churches. Know there were churches were
43:13
destroyed on the initial bulshit Revolution by like the league of
43:18
militant atheist was Stalin. Actually banned that you know
43:21
that you know, stolen the league of militant atheist.
43:24
He got rid of eight years. The league of Milton atheist.
43:28
He didn't kill them, you didn't even you just farted legal.
43:32
All right, so I'm looking at the information and I'll be giving
43:36
sources. It says Joseph Stalin's regime
43:39
in the Soviet Union was responsible for the destruction
43:42
of numerous churches and the persecution of Christians as
43:46
part of a broader campaign against religion.
43:49
The Soviet Union understands leadership particularly from the
43:53
1920s to his death and 1953 pursued and official policy of
43:58
State atheism viewing religion, as incompatible with Mark's
44:03
Linus ideology So that's what it says.
44:08
That's your AI. Yes, that is the AI.
44:12
You don't like the aid because it likes to get information for
44:15
you, love AI, but I just don't need AI debate.
44:20
Right. Well, you're the, you're the one
44:23
who actually set. You're the one that actually
44:25
said you wanted to debate, but you're not giving actual
44:28
information, you're giving your given false responses to it.
44:32
I'm going to, I'm going to give you a source for stall and
44:35
restoring the Orthodox Church. Okay, but I just Steven, did you
44:45
not just hear me read off that? He destroyed numerous churches
44:48
and awesome made it into the atheist state.
44:53
Yeah, but Brett, that's part of being a socialist.
44:56
It's founded on denying reality in normalizing witness.
45:01
Like, those are two fundamental things about socialism.
45:07
All right, promoted it and it was expanded throughout Europe.
45:24
Oh, that's right. But even if he did this ban it
45:28
he still sucked and like a 1000 other ways, right?
45:31
Just a longer Starving in the street, he literally told people
45:35
don't feed them. Oh, that's rough.
45:45
This is all documented and stuff.
45:47
It's been in the history books for decades.
45:49
There's pictures of it. But again, in order to embrace
45:54
socialism, you have to be able and willing to deny reality,
45:59
that's one of the two fundamental pillars of socialism
46:02
denial of reality and normalization of wickedness.
46:06
Like letting people start to death in the streets or getting
46:10
rid of people like us on this panel in order to force
46:13
socialism onto US. Or denying even about Source.
46:18
I mean I'm sorry as much of the person may not like AI.
46:21
A Google AI is going to drop from numerous public sources and
46:26
it's going to be an indifferent presenter of it.
46:29
So it was the league of militant atheist was dissolved between
46:34
1941 and 1947 by Stalin. I literally just had this pulled
46:42
up. So the sources are historical
46:44
data data. From Scholars, like Orlando
46:47
figs, The Whispers and Auburn, from the gulag the Dimitri,
46:52
Dimitri possible wolf. That is a rough word.
46:57
The Orthodox Church in the history of Russia document the
47:00
scale of anti-religious campaigns.
47:02
The Soviet archives Declassified after 1991, reveal execution,
47:07
list and orders targeting clergy web sources such as academic
47:12
articles and Russian Orthodox. Records collaborate with the
47:15
destruction of churches and persecution.
47:18
Goodness gracious. So did you guys hear all that?
47:24
I want to make sure that religion in the early days of
47:28
the Revolution, because the church was a You know, a best of
47:35
the old regime. And so all parts of the
47:37
suppressed. But they were the more moderate
47:42
approach to religion in the 30s and 40s.
47:48
Can I watch your something? Why do you have issue with AI?
47:52
I don't understand. It's almost, oh, you say all the
47:55
time, but but why did you tell me specifically why did you and
47:59
your friends aren't exact social media say, right?
48:02
You're not allowed to use the AI, like it's some kind of weak
48:06
thing to do to use it as a tool. Oh, if you think it makes you
48:15
look better than you should encourage me to use AI.
48:20
Right, if it makes him look great.
48:25
All right, very good. And can you do me a favor?
48:31
One of your friends cut on a doing response, post to me,
48:36
calling me the n-word, the racist name.
48:38
Can you tell them to stop doing that?
48:41
I appreciate it. There's no reason to do that.
48:45
I'll have a conversation with anybody and besides I am white
48:49
so there's no reason for racial remarks whether I was black or
48:53
no. Okay.
48:54
He's just kind of a ship. I know.
49:02
Call people racist. So, what do you think should
49:15
happen to Satanist though? If they stand up against the,
49:19
the Socialist regime that you're talking about a revolution,
49:23
they're actively an open. Organizing and I think they
49:26
should be put in jail. You want to put them in jail.
49:31
Now, would that be based on our beliefs?
49:35
In the fact that you even need to think about that shows, you
49:40
are a piece of shit. The fact that you need to even
49:44
think about any person getting put in jail, just be based on
49:47
their beliefs shows. You are a piece of shit and
49:50
invalidates everything you just said in the show. that simple,
49:55
uh, Invalidates all of it. Thank you, goodbye.
50:02
All right, don't know why. There's some variety doesn't
50:06
have any more composite. He is a socialist.
50:09
I mean I'm not sure known throughout the street would be
50:12
you know, everything when he had to stop to think about whether I
50:17
think we should go to jail. Basically, I think that
50:21
proletarian ethics develop out of the concrete.
50:23
Struggle for socialism. Okay, well I do want to, I do
50:28
want to point out as a Christian real as a Christian, I don't
50:31
think that anyone should be put in jail for their beliefs and
50:35
Views unless their views have something to do with violent
50:38
hurting people. Unless they're breaking the law,
50:41
they should not be put in any kind of jail.
50:43
That's just my perspective, but go ahead.
50:47
I think you. Yeah, if you stand up again, if
50:54
you're openly Thank God, they can run Canada
51:11
into whatever toilet they want. It's between them and Jesus but
51:15
I'll share in the United States. We will fight to the nail with
51:19
even our own and remember you. They're looking to join America.
51:28
I'm praying that Trump doesn't really Annex Canada because no
51:32
one wants it. How sad is it?
51:35
That Canada is actually losing a huge big chunk of their country
51:39
because of their fucking socialism.
51:42
Because you don't have social idea.
51:44
Okay. The only way that we already
51:46
live in socialism is the sense that we have a Bourgeois
51:49
socialism Which is a socialization of the John
51:53
listening to you, dude. I don't really give a shit like,
51:57
can you stop interrupting me? Well, thank the problem is the
52:06
problem. As well as Lucifer up here are
52:19
relevant that they don't matter. So now that you put yourself in
52:23
that position there most likely not going to be interested in
52:26
any further listening to what you have to say.
52:28
I thought that you wanted socialism to help humans not
52:32
jail them and destroy their lives.
52:37
I said so if you're organizing, it's okay.
52:45
Dictator. How I'm sorry.
52:49
Brett. I I don't see who the other
52:53
individual is. I can't Steven.
52:56
Is that your name? Stephen is the Christian bank is
53:00
the Socialist promoter. Telling us what to do.
53:12
Well, I personally don't isn't necessarily as one man
53:16
dictatorship. I do think that the exactly you
53:19
just say that, what you just, you know, the premiere of the
53:26
executive Council and legislature, the legislature
53:29
should determine the exactly the exact Council should determine
53:34
the freaking go back and study this more before you start.
53:39
I have, I have a Bachelors in politics.
53:41
I obviously you don't you didn't pay attention in class and they
53:45
just handed it to you. Because it's from Canada.
53:49
It's not like a real degree, okay?
53:51
Yeah. He's, that's what you want to
53:56
believe, that's fine. But I'm just saying, like, 100%
54:00
what we choose to believe. It's kind of lame and I think
54:04
like, if you're gonna say this, you should probably be
54:06
interested in Curtis yarvin. Well, right rejects democracy.
54:12
I think you would be interested. All right.
54:14
That's what most satanists are, we're Centrist.
54:17
We will get both sides of the coin.
54:19
We look at all angles. And almost universally
54:24
universally satanists have been well and again, Mark sissom
54:29
bolshevism. Yeah, I don't I don't think you
54:36
guys I don't think I don't deny that.
54:40
But like what I do think is that That Satanist should be like
54:46
radical darwinian Libertarians. so you're going to tell me how
54:51
to practice My Religion now, Yeah, they're going to die.
54:55
You're going to tell me on how to practice.
55:02
My, how old are you? How old are you?
55:10
I am a fan. I am a 40, some old man.
55:14
You are half my age you know Jack diddly shit about my
55:19
beliefs or what my beliefs even State.
55:21
I mean if you're ready here You know never even read my book on
55:29
the subject. So yeah, I haven't it's all what
55:33
you think we should believe it. All right, guys, just a moment.
55:38
We got a new guest in the room, just a moment, just a moment.
55:44
Hello Brian. Welcome to the room.
55:47
Hey guys. So I don't know if you heard
55:52
Brian, but we're going to get rid of capitalism.
55:54
Take over the world and run it all through socialism and
55:58
dictators. Are you happy?
56:01
Why Brian? It sounds so wonderful.
56:04
We need someone to just run this damn world right into the
56:08
ground. They men.
56:12
Brian, I don't agree. I don't think so, but you Don't
56:21
think so is the key socialism is a gradual aggression.
56:27
I'm not exactly sure. What the exact time in social
56:34
media. Gradual development.
56:37
Yeah. You're right about that.
56:39
You believe in societal, right? Like and Sir.
56:42
Alright guys, yep. Cancer doesn't start big it
56:47
doesn't kill you overnight, it's Progressive.
56:50
Yeah, so is your is your position, then the can I infer
56:56
that? You don't think that socialist
56:58
policy at all has benefited the people over the last 200 years?
57:02
Not at all. I think, I think that Vietnam
57:06
and China directly just proved that But I'm talking about it in
57:11
the comics of Weston democracies.
57:14
Yeah, Western democracies have pretty much developed the system
57:17
of The right wing of social democracies.
57:20
So we already live in a Bourgeois form of Socialism
57:23
before I used to make it appearance for socialism but
57:26
sure. And so in terms of the
57:28
redistribution as well, that we'd seen since 1815 21st
57:34
century Capital that registration of well, that's
57:36
graduated, you know, things that we benefited from that.
57:44
Who asked, like, what do you mean by?
57:45
I can't speak to you and personal material well that in
57:49
terms of the redistribution of wealth, that's gradually here,
57:53
because It might out of control while inequality the financial
57:59
class. Pretty much owns everything.
58:01
There really is no like private property as the existed before
58:06
in like the days of the frontier.
58:09
Pretty much everything is going to be owned by Banks.
58:11
So anyway, what do you what do you identify as an ideological?
58:15
Because that's Robert extreme that I'm gonna cirelli it's in
58:18
the list. Okay.
58:19
Okay well I mean I can respect that but I think ultimately when
58:23
you push that to its extreme you deplete the ability of the
58:26
economy to generate well from the first place, I believe in
58:30
like a socialist market economy. In the meantime, I think that
58:32
cybernetics machine learning that will kind of Outlook
58:36
markets. And you'll reach the higher
58:40
stages of communism. Through that.
58:43
Right, okay, so that's very that's very much and I
58:47
understand, yeah. All right, I got a question for
58:51
you. You know just as well as I that
58:53
if the world keeps going the way it is we're going to have robots
58:56
and AI pretty much running a lot of the jobs.
58:59
So what are we going to do about the human element?
59:02
How are humans going to be able to make A production to
59:06
basically. Otherwise it's going to be a
59:10
bunch of robots being owned by Banks and their only be
59:15
sustained by some kind of universal basic income.
59:17
And at that point you're just recycling wealth.
59:20
And no New Wealth is being created.
59:21
It's unsustainable and it'll just collapse.
59:23
You know, peer today. Your voice sounds awfully
59:27
familiar. Have we met before?
59:30
I don't think so. Hmm.
59:33
Well while we're well just for a moment, the Brian, how's your
59:37
day? Been as well.
59:38
Stephen Lucifer and also thank you feel like sharing about your
59:42
day and then we can get right back into the topic.
59:45
It's been a while since I got to talk to some of the people in
59:47
here, I just want to see how everybody's doing.
59:49
Well I'm thank you very much Brad.
59:52
I'm doing wonderfully, I'm becoming increasingly apology
59:55
overweight, I am very much becoming the capitalist Pig I
59:59
want that to swine. I always say in the Bible don't
1:00:03
propose Before Swine but increasingly my business seems
1:00:07
to be doing okay and it's getting me some good food.
1:00:09
I had a Five Guys right now. Nice and yeah I just check in
1:00:14
and see however was getting on I pulled the Socialist.
1:00:16
I don't want to throw some people about that day so I'll
1:00:26
just you know, how I am. I'm open-minded.
1:00:30
I listen to anybody's views and I'm like Megadeth when it comes
1:00:34
to this, like, the song, peace sells.
1:00:36
But who's buying? If there's a new way, I'll be
1:00:39
the first in line, but it better work this time.
1:00:42
Right. Exactly.
1:00:44
Stephen. How's your day been guy?
1:00:46
Are you a capitalist Peg as well?
1:00:49
I am 100% a capitalist Pig call me old-fashioned.
1:00:53
And whenever the rest of the world starts leaning socialist,
1:00:58
I am finally gonna get on that American bandwagon of
1:01:01
isolationism. I think that I'm gonna probably
1:01:04
jump on Elon Musk rocket and had to one of those planetary County
1:01:08
he's been yapping about but what about you Lucifer?
1:01:21
is that if all countries developed yeah, I've been
1:01:38
actually having a good day I've been working on my latest book
1:01:42
that's gonna be coming out at the end of the month here.
1:01:44
So I've been working on that today.
1:01:47
Pretty much just Just living. Very cool.
1:01:52
I gotta tell you. I'm really happy to see you
1:01:54
again. I'm glad that you coming under
1:01:56
the live shows and hanging out. So pure, what about your day?
1:02:00
How's things been for you? Oh, I smoke some polka on the
1:02:04
backyard applied to some jobs. I just graduated.
1:02:07
So I'm looking for employment. And I was reading some of
1:02:11
London's with this to be done. So, socialism for you would be
1:02:16
advantageous because then you wouldn't have to go apply for
1:02:20
anything. We would just support your life,
1:02:22
right? Oh no, not really a lot of the
1:02:26
best solution should be compelled to work.
1:02:30
All right. Who are we going to be working
1:02:35
for? Who is do you have a dictator
1:02:37
picked out? That you think would be?
1:02:38
Well, I would say. Yes, woman that you'd like to
1:02:53
run the show. Would it be okay if a woman's
1:03:02
centralized power? Powers inherently decentralized
1:03:06
even in a like at some kind of unitary Republic.
1:03:10
So when I would say is that I think that factories should be
1:03:14
on really into administration of Engineers and Technical
1:03:17
Specialists and that they should be Federated into industrial
1:03:20
syndicates. And that they should merge,
1:03:22
those should merge into a state legislature based on
1:03:24
occupational groups. But you have to have some people
1:03:27
picked out that you think would be able to get this going for
1:03:30
you. Me, and Haas you and Haas.
1:03:36
All right, okay, well, good luck on that.
1:03:39
You know, we'll route for you. I guess I mean, Brett, you made
1:03:43
a very good point there about the increase in mechanization.
1:03:48
Labor human labor, becoming less and less relevant to the process
1:03:53
of production and the Socialist response to that was quite
1:03:58
happy, was that the solution would be to provide a
1:04:02
university. Would basically just be
1:04:13
something, the bourgeoisie would like a reform, they would say
1:04:15
adopt in order to, you know, sustain the mass unemployment.
1:04:21
Okay, well, I am working with you here.
1:04:25
I'm working with you here. I'm just wondering about those
1:04:27
who are both the idea of redistribution altogether, what
1:04:31
your solution would be, to mechanization mechanization and
1:04:35
these I think the more we recognize things, the more we
1:04:40
would have to provide a new type of Employment or something for
1:04:45
human labor to take up. That would be mechanized so
1:04:49
much. Obviously you're going to have
1:04:51
to have humans that monitor and supervise their mechanized labor
1:04:55
force, but that's not going to be enough for everybody.
1:04:57
So other people are going to have to take up that job.
1:05:01
Actually, if we look at things Star Wars fictional universe.
1:05:06
I understand addresses this in a large way they they have a
1:05:11
combined human mechanized Force. That's probably what we're going
1:05:15
to be looking like look at here probably within the next five
1:05:19
and 15 years. So what happens when it's all
1:05:24
over the banks? And the people that don't have
1:05:26
any control over it. I mean, you can answer that
1:05:30
criticism but my immediate response to that too, if you'd
1:05:33
be able to ask people out enough to answer today, if there's
1:05:35
that, I hear what you're saying regarding the Star Wars and
1:05:37
Allergy, but if most of those jobs are Obsolete and you only
1:05:41
need one, 100 of the labor force, then was the rest of the
1:05:46
population, due to go again income.
1:05:47
I don't think I'm qualified to answer that.
1:05:50
I think a lot of people are going to have to become
1:05:54
entrepreneurs. Like I have and teach themselves
1:05:57
how to do a job. Like I said, I am an author.
1:06:00
Okay, so I have a book coming out.
1:06:03
This is my pre-published copy of my latest book coming out, so
1:06:06
it's a fictional um, but that's my, that's my employment.
1:06:10
But other people aren't like that.
1:06:12
They're going to have to find something for themselves to do
1:06:15
and I can't I'm not qualified to answer that on how to resolve
1:06:21
that in the future. I'm not apologizing, I'm not a
1:06:25
corporate guy. I come from a white collar
1:06:28
family, but I'm not a corporate guy.
1:06:31
He's a fully automated economy, the only logical imperative.
1:06:35
If you don't want to be enslaved by Banks and be locked out by
1:06:38
Banks and have essentially, this enclosures thing.
1:06:42
Is to basically go go towards full communism.
1:06:45
Where you have a free exchange of Labor and goods I'm sorry.
1:06:51
Did you just literally say that you wanted people enslaved by
1:06:55
banks? No, I said that's the
1:06:58
alternative for promoting this ideal which means that even the
1:07:03
unpleasant elements of it, my God, I'm not as a Satanist, you
1:07:07
know, I'm not really going to say yay or May the against
1:07:10
slavery. I mean, I'm a fan of John Norman
1:07:12
books of Gore. So that's something that I'm
1:07:15
familiar with. But when we're talking about
1:07:20
economics slavery, I mean you're talking about Banks, take over
1:07:24
certain elements and then people being slaves to them.
1:07:27
Obviously you're promoting that No, I am against the rule of the
1:07:32
banks. That should be pretty obvious.
1:07:34
All right. Well, I just wanted you to
1:07:36
clarify that. Thank you.
1:07:40
Brett. Well, I was curious, then.
1:07:43
Why you were interested in debating me about this issue and
1:07:46
the first place, you know that a majority of my videos are
1:07:50
usually about, God religion and basically, living your life that
1:07:54
kind of stuff, as well as music. Why did you find me as a person
1:08:00
that you felt you needed to have this discussion with This is
1:08:05
like, basically. The first gym in a Pokemon game
1:08:10
and I'm like the, you know, the Pokemon guy and I'm warming up
1:08:15
to debates. Oh, I'm practice basically.
1:08:18
Well, I'm glad to be one of your first picks on that if I were
1:08:22
you, if you wanted to have a more, I don't know.
1:08:26
A discussion where people are more open to the idea.
1:08:30
You should probably talk to somebody like the Amazing
1:08:32
Atheist, he's really big Arden that whole you know so slim and
1:08:36
progressiveness. Maybe he's the guy.
1:08:39
He went to talk to you about that.
1:08:40
I would honestly suggest you go on channels that support your
1:08:46
ideology and talk to them before you start diving into the pool
1:08:49
against people who may not support her ideology.
1:08:52
And that's just a friendly you're talking about having me
1:09:01
and other people thrown into literally against the base of
1:09:11
the state. It's only logical that you Well,
1:09:17
and promoting actively organizing against the basis of
1:09:21
the state to promote your agenda.
1:09:22
You are promoting insurrection. So you don't want to go to jail.
1:09:27
Am I correct? Know, just so yeah.
1:09:31
No. Okay.
1:09:31
Okay but yet you are promoting um the ideology that in order to
1:09:36
promote that your political beliefs take over that You
1:09:42
perform a Insurrection that you overthrow?
1:09:46
The current government to establish your own regime?
1:09:49
Am I correct? That's exactly what you said
1:09:51
earlier. Yeah, you're correct.
1:09:52
Okay, so in that regards shouldn't then if you do that
1:09:56
shouldn't then you go to jail. Under this state, it's
1:10:01
constitutional. The next thing we'll also be
1:10:04
constitutional, but it won't be as so I'm not that was simple.
1:10:07
Yes, or no question, please. Don't dodge it.
1:10:10
Well, he said, he believed in freedom of speech.
1:10:13
I don't want to put Bloods into your mouth, but he thinks you
1:10:22
should be able to criticize the government.
1:10:23
I'm just saying when you're allergic to me, organizing a
1:10:25
game state, Then you'll probably go to jail.
1:10:28
Yeah. So that would mean you would go
1:10:31
to jail if you that's just the risk of politics, I also can't
1:10:34
hear you anymore. Why would you want to be under a
1:10:37
government like that thing? Because eventually if you're not
1:10:40
friends with whoever the leader is or whoever's running the
1:10:43
show, couldn't they all justify whatever reason to toss you into
1:10:48
the can as well. He's gone.
1:10:50
He's gone Brett. Yeah, that's, that's a good
1:10:53
point Brad. But it wasn't it was unclear to
1:10:56
me whether or not he believed him with his feet on the one
1:10:59
that he said, he believed he seemed to be Advocates.
1:11:02
That was a bit of a contradiction that I was that a
1:11:10
lot of contradiction there. I'm sorry, I didn't catch your
1:11:13
name. I looked it looks like he's
1:11:14
returning. Did you get this connected or
1:11:22
something? Yeah, all right.
1:11:26
Looks like you got this connected.
1:11:28
We can hear you. Can't hear.
1:11:34
Oh boy. He's been having a lot of
1:11:38
problems, I think, whoever the dictator is and his country. oh,
1:11:44
you Goodness gracious, so you've been doing Brett.
1:11:52
Been doing all right. As you know, I in the past I've
1:11:56
supported Trump and I still support him, but I just wish he
1:11:59
would do something about these corrupt politicians.
1:12:02
And I, and it feels like they're just kind of at a crawl, not
1:12:06
really getting anywhere on that mess.
1:12:09
Yeah, I mean he's done a lot. I mean think about it, don't a
1:12:12
lot and just a short amount of time and he has sent a couple to
1:12:16
jail. Yeah.
1:12:21
Well I I think that they it appears as though they're going
1:12:25
to get their wrist slapped, maybe pay a fine and then
1:12:28
they're right back out doing what they're doing.
1:12:29
Unfortunately, that's how things are every single thing that he
1:12:34
tried to do. It seems like there's a liberal
1:12:37
judge just waiting to write out of paper and shut him down.
1:12:40
That doesn't feel like it's just Progressive as a word.
1:12:45
We use. When we step back and look at
1:12:48
everything, he's been pushing through presidential order more
1:12:53
so than anybody else. Right.
1:12:55
And one thing I am going to call him out on hypocritically on him
1:13:01
it's when fighting got it. Trump criticized.
1:13:09
You mean that auto pin? The auto pen.
1:13:12
Yep. Watch out whichever These that
1:13:17
when you have to use the presidential order, you ask,
1:13:19
you're acting like a dictator and now we have doing the exact
1:13:23
same thing. But I think in this instance,
1:13:26
it's sort of fitting because everybody kept on calling Trump
1:13:29
the dictator or how many years how many years before he got
1:13:33
back into office saying that oh he's a dictator.
1:13:35
He's a dictator. He's a dictator.
1:13:36
Well you call a person, something long enough.
1:13:38
They're gonna act that way. Am I correct?
1:13:41
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I see that.
1:13:44
We got a really cool person out in common so he'll join us as
1:13:47
well. Rlp, will you join the room and
1:13:51
become part of the conversation? I enjoy having you.
1:13:53
I know I was a little bit too you last time, but you know, I
1:13:57
love you. Oh, I think inclusive for my
1:14:02
truck. Know.
1:14:02
I can see him blinking now. He's working.
1:14:04
It's fine. I'm here, I'm here.
1:14:07
I was just jumping over to read the comments on Facebook.
1:14:11
There, anything I have you seen the image on Facebook that you
1:14:15
got projecting is my lovely face along with something overlayed
1:14:19
with it. Somebody making pretty pictures
1:14:22
of you. Oh, no, go take a look on, not
1:14:26
Facebook, but YouTube, sorry. Unfortunately, whenever I'm
1:14:30
doing like this and running OBS, my system kind of lags up it,
1:14:35
prioritizes OBS. So, take too long and it would
1:14:38
strain the process. I'm running a shit.
1:14:43
Oh well as far as phones go, I use Google Voice, my wife and
1:14:48
daughter uses the you know the cell phones and all that but not
1:14:53
I I got too fat of fingers for those type of phones.
1:15:00
Yep. Oh sausage hands.
1:15:02
Yep. Yep.
1:15:02
Yep. So, yeah, it's I guess it's not
1:15:05
so much Trump that pisses me off.
1:15:07
Lucifer, the issue is some of the people that he hired like
1:15:12
Pam Bondi. She is, she seems like she loves
1:15:15
doing interviews but she actually doing shit and then
1:15:18
cash pot and go or whatever his name is.
1:15:21
They're not getting anything done and it's annoying for me.
1:15:25
The only person? Yeah, I love Elon Musk.
1:15:40
I feel like he kicked out. Still love him for sure.
1:15:45
Somebody's over here, banging on their keyboard, like a feral
1:15:48
gorilla. Yeah, that's me.
1:15:52
I'm just saying I'll be back on Friday.
1:15:53
This was a fun debate, we'll remember dank appreciate you
1:15:58
coming in and I feel like it was an interesting talk.
1:16:01
I'm not sure if we're gonna be able to live your pipe dream,
1:16:04
but I will listen to you and hear what your thoughts are in
1:16:07
that, but I do got to advise when you're talking to people,
1:16:11
don't tell them. They're irrelevant and they
1:16:13
don't matter. Then they'll stop listening to
1:16:15
you and you lose a chance to have a cool friend.
1:16:19
You know what? I'll take you up on that.
1:16:20
All right. Well, I'll see you on Friday,
1:16:23
and I hope that this was good practice for you that way when
1:16:27
you decide to take on the big dogs as you point out, it's more
1:16:30
effective for you, all right. Exactly.
1:16:33
Sounds good. See you later.
1:16:35
All right. See you later.
1:16:36
Good. That's rough.
1:16:51
Brian things I think things kept pretty normal compared to the
1:16:55
way they usually are. Nobody got so rough that I had
1:16:58
to do this. What will you provide passionate
1:17:09
when I first join the coolest. Good Brian.
1:17:12
Where are you from? Are you sound British or
1:17:15
Australian? I'm British.
1:17:17
But I live in the USA. Oh, okay.
1:17:19
What part if I know some California with my darling wife.
1:17:23
Oh awesome. Awesome.
1:17:25
My dad was from Glasgow. Glasgow.
1:17:28
Lovely. Okay.
1:17:28
So you've got some British Heritage that.
1:17:31
Yes, I have dual surgeons. Oh nice.
1:17:34
Okay, yeah. I think Trump is very selfish on
1:17:37
his father's side. I don't know, really don't know,
1:17:42
but I'm enjoying life in America.
1:17:44
The weather Superior the food Superior.
1:17:47
Even making me fat. Yeah, me.
1:17:50
South Carolina. So, I'm all I'm all the way on
1:17:53
the other side of the country from you.
1:17:55
But, you know, Yeah, it is what it is.
1:18:00
Yeah, I'd love to get it because people in California, in my
1:18:04
experience have been disparaging about the south.
1:18:06
They're very negative. I used to live up north.
1:18:11
Now my job I was born in Texas, but I used to live up north and
1:18:15
Pennsylvania, Maryland. Area.
1:18:18
And one thing I'll say about the north, is that most of the
1:18:21
people up there have a very Grim personality when I moved down
1:18:25
here, down, South Carolina, anytime I even visited family in
1:18:30
Texas or whatnot. One of the biggest things that I
1:18:32
always notice, was everybody would just look at you like, hi.
1:18:36
How's it going? They didn't even need to know
1:18:38
you and they will waive to you on that.
1:18:41
Yes, I've had the seven people are, much more friendly.
1:18:44
It's very much more friendly, you know, it's it's pretty
1:18:48
interesting. You know, I can walk down the
1:18:49
street as a Satanist. You know.
1:18:51
I have my bathroom at on. I have my trap app on.
1:18:53
I have wearing a shirt like this and I don't get criticized.
1:18:58
I don't get attacked, I don't get bullied or anything like
1:19:01
that. No one tries to preach to me on
1:19:04
it. And up north, I would even wear
1:19:06
a back limited. And this was up north in
1:19:09
Pennsylvania, you know, a blue State and whatnot where people
1:19:13
are supposed to be much more open-minded.
1:19:14
And I would, I couldn't walk down the street without getting,
1:19:18
you know, criticized or people stopping me trying to preach God
1:19:22
to me or anything down here, which is the Bible Belt.
1:19:25
I don't get that. I imagine there's a great deal
1:19:28
of misconception about what being a Satanist being tells
1:19:31
there is, there's even a lot of misconceptions within Satanism
1:19:36
itself because certain individuals have spread these
1:19:40
these misconceptions to promote their own agenda.
1:19:43
And I mean, I coming at it from a Christian background on Church
1:19:48
of England, I can tell you with grace that either, there's a
1:19:51
great day of the nominations. We don't always grew up on them.
1:19:56
Yeah. Oh, King James version of the
1:19:59
Bible is actually one of my I grew up with that version of the
1:20:04
Bible. So um, that's one that I usually
1:20:08
prefer over other versions of the Bible.
1:20:11
So that I we go with King James too.
1:20:14
It's not that there's anything wrong with this but it said it
1:20:17
lives. On the, in fact, the King James
1:20:18
himself was a homosexual. Yeah.
1:20:24
Yeah I heard some things about that loyal boy.
1:20:28
That'll get a lot of Christians really?
1:20:29
Yeah they're British history is just as interesting as American
1:20:37
history sometimes sometimes more.
1:20:39
So But besides the, the homosexual thing that I've heard
1:20:43
about, I also heard that he might have dabbled and blood
1:20:47
rituals. I mean maybe a very intelligent,
1:20:51
man. He was very, he was very
1:20:53
impressed. Like, I folks, I'm not sure if
1:20:55
you guys will be familiar with guy Forks, I'm familiar with
1:20:58
them. Yeah, okay, well so I think it
1:21:01
was, you know, five, it was a Catholic who had a plan, an
1:21:08
Insurrection plan to overthrow the Protestant, then Protestant
1:21:12
government blowing up the house of parliament.
1:21:15
It was the topic, the inspiration for the Vendetta?
1:21:21
Yes, yes it is. Yeah, like the guy for small
1:21:24
wonderful. Really amazing dog job.
1:21:29
That guy Forks was placed a great deal of his place with his
1:21:33
accomplices, underneath the house of Parliament and was
1:21:36
enlisted to go instead and wait with the explosives until they
1:21:39
met his plan. What was his execution was?
1:21:46
He drunk ordered and he was hungry and cool.
1:21:50
It's a lucky lady. Oh, that's quite possible but
1:22:03
what I do know which I think is really interesting is that key
1:22:06
was King James insisted on meeting him in person and go for
1:22:09
yeah to me. Yeah yeah.
1:22:11
That was Interesting. And King James talks, a great
1:22:15
length about how tall and strong he was.
1:22:17
And now that we have the Revelation that he was a
1:22:19
homosexual, there's a quite distinct possibility that King
1:22:22
James at the heart of him. That's rough.
1:22:27
Brian. That's rough.
1:22:28
But I guess we'll never know. It's you.
1:22:43
Oh, I could completely understand on.
1:22:45
That would probably be setting. So together if it was up to that
1:22:49
guy for sure, but, you know, you were talking about how people
1:22:52
were abusive and stuff were used to live and all that.
1:22:55
I don't understand that philosophy.
1:22:57
If I really don't fully understand a group and I've
1:23:01
heard like rumors or stupid stuff on TV.
1:23:03
The first thing I do is I tried to introduce myself to such
1:23:08
group and you were trying to talk to church Satan, do you
1:23:13
remember that? I told you don't bother, they're
1:23:18
not gonna give you the time of day and I gave you all the
1:23:22
reasons. And if you want, somebody come
1:23:25
onto your show, talk to you about, I'll do it.
1:23:29
Yeah, that's how I that's how I do things.
1:23:32
I want to hear from the horse's mouth.
1:23:33
Basically not seeing anybody's a horse, but that's the way you
1:23:37
find out where people are coming from and what the thought
1:23:40
processes. Don't go to some second hand.
1:23:43
A person doesn't even know, you know, obviously that here.
1:23:48
Thank God doesn't know, shit. He's just, he's just mouthing
1:23:53
the talking points. Yeah.
1:23:55
Socialism I I got to be honest, I was very confused.
1:23:59
I was looking at my comments today and he wrote I wanted to
1:24:02
debate about socialism and I'm setting here thinking to myself
1:24:05
when the hell have I ever been brought up.
1:24:08
So she wasn't in my rooms. When do I even bother with it?
1:24:12
Had you asked me about that. I would have been like don't
1:24:15
even bring him in. Don't, it will end up being bad
1:24:19
because all he's gonna do is pretty much what he did.
1:24:23
He saw and he's just going to make his talk.
1:24:32
If you're going to do that, go study up on socialism, Marxism
1:24:36
bolshevism, go study upon it, my objection with him.
1:24:41
Having it's nice for people to introduce me to differentiate
1:24:44
electrical dispositions. They had quite a whole team,
1:24:47
condescending Superior time to him.
1:24:49
And he made that very clear to fret when he had us, the
1:24:53
starting area and a Pokemon Journey that he didn't really
1:24:56
feel like we were here is debating debating brows and
1:25:01
everything that was a little bit insulting and that kind of gross
1:25:04
in the way that is that a socialist thing?
1:25:08
Or is that just that he unfortunately, suffers from a
1:25:12
disorder called narcissism? I think that's human.
1:25:15
I mean, if maybe that's true I think you'll find us the human.
1:25:26
Yeah, I did notice, I a long time ago, I talked to some
1:25:30
people who claimed, they were for this type of government, and
1:25:34
they did also seemed a little, like, they believed they were
1:25:37
above everyone else. It was, it was odd.
1:25:39
I don't know. How does a person get to that
1:25:42
point where they just think they're better than everybody?
1:25:46
Well I I can't speak. Sorry.
1:25:48
Brian. If you're gonna say something,
1:25:49
um, I can't speak for most other people I can speak for satanists
1:25:55
though. And Satanism, we buy our very
1:25:57
religion are insight and courage to have a very strong ego of
1:26:05
ourselves work, all right? That ego by actually doing
1:26:10
something to give us a reason to happen.
1:26:14
So, like, with me as a everyone to write in school or anything
1:26:20
to teach myself, to be an author, a book editor of
1:26:25
magazine publisher to do, all these things to learn how to
1:26:29
design and make my own book covers to literally.
1:26:32
Again, this is just about to come out.
1:26:34
I mean, and You know, I did all this, right?
1:26:39
I even designed to cover so, Yeah.
1:26:43
But there's a difference, though.
1:26:45
No, but A lot of people with narcissism, hey, don't have a
1:26:52
reason have an ego, they have an ego.
1:26:55
To thinking that it's what going to get them please when in
1:26:59
truth, it's what's going to hold them back.
1:27:03
You know, I mean yeah but there's a difference between
1:27:05
narcissism and a person who's confident in their own skill set
1:27:09
and confident with their own skin, a person like Brian.
1:27:14
He's running a good business, he knows he's doing well.
1:27:16
The stats show him what he needs to know and he is able to be
1:27:21
validated through the information on that but for
1:27:24
somebody just come along and they don't even know anybody in
1:27:26
the room and act like they're better than everybody that's
1:27:30
beyond ego, that's like, pumping yourself up to like a God
1:27:33
complex. I want to say I'm Brian you
1:27:38
you're out in California so you see this a lot?
1:27:42
No doubt. Um, I want to say that it's a
1:27:46
lot of the universities, he just he mentioned that he had a batch
1:27:49
that he just got out of college and evaluate had a bachelor
1:27:53
degree. I want to say the University
1:27:55
have been you know promote that sort of mentality amongst
1:28:00
people. Yeah, I'd say I think it's it's
1:28:04
like Wednesday about myself and I was very much portrayed to me
1:28:07
is the correct answer and that was right now, so that wasn't
1:28:10
really just. And I think the whole wise in my
1:28:25
opinion ideologies, understand that you don't always know what
1:28:27
the right answer this. Yeah.
1:28:29
From what I've been Gathering, you know, these universities
1:28:34
they're not Taught that when you walk into a room shake people
1:28:38
dance, they're taught that walk into a room, you care everybody
1:28:41
now. You know, that doesn't seems
1:28:47
very good to do. Oh, my darling.
1:28:52
My darling wife has just come through the door.
1:28:54
So I don't know how much longer I'll be here because I know our
1:28:57
time of action is, oh, bill. You don't darling, wife that we
1:29:01
all say hi. Hello.
1:29:05
Yeah. Nice.
1:29:08
Not video. Okay, hi.
1:29:11
Hello. Where we just talking to say hi.
1:29:17
We're talking to that. He's the kind of individual that
1:29:30
I say we need to bring back the Gila team for unfortunately.
1:29:38
I'm a huge Guillotine Advocate. You know, I actually have a very
1:29:43
good reason for it because when you look at how executions have
1:29:47
been going in prison with the medications for lethal
1:29:53
injection, not working people suffering for like 20, 30, 40
1:29:58
minutes or electric chairs. Not providing enough of a lethal
1:30:03
voltage going to three jokes of an electric chair and they're
1:30:07
still alive. Now, deform the hanging.
1:30:11
If it's not calculated, right? Might not break your neck.
1:30:15
Oh or even or even the firing scar we just had a few firing
1:30:20
squads done here in South Carolina within the past month
1:30:24
or two and fortunately they worked, they did just fine.
1:30:28
But if they're not calculated, right?
1:30:30
Again person could be suffering for over how, who knows, how
1:30:34
long as it is if they're done right person dies.
1:30:37
They suffer for about a minute. So for the guillotine, get that
1:30:43
blade, Lop it off like a dandelion, it's done.
1:30:48
Yeah, as long as you keep it sharp, right?
1:30:51
It works. And if you really don't want the
1:30:54
person to suffer, give them a sedative, they can go to sleep
1:30:57
and they can sleep right through it.
1:30:59
They don't know anything. Yeah.
1:31:00
That's going to You know, it's bloody.
1:31:05
It's gruesome. Yeah but it's also the most
1:31:08
Humane form of execution ever divide.
1:31:11
Even the Scotts Had a version of the guillotine.
1:31:15
I believe called the major before before France actually
1:31:20
did go and you could find. I believe Edinburgh is that word
1:31:25
Edinburgh. Castle was where the maiden is
1:31:27
that? She was lion.
1:31:30
Made in his name though. Amazing, not the coffin but the
1:31:35
actual blade drum. Yes.
1:31:37
So why did we switch away from that?
1:31:40
We know that the electric chair is screwed up.
1:31:42
Sometimes the ride to lightning doesn't work right?
1:31:45
And the injection does cause but he talked about.
1:31:47
Why did they get rid of the guillotine car executions in
1:31:51
person? I've seen them and they're
1:31:54
horrifying. Yeah.
1:31:56
I think so, once you a question Brad I think that way it's quite
1:32:17
sure. I think what is the same spot?
1:32:29
Right that actually get a lesson that's like, hey, that's If I
1:32:38
had to pick my form of execution, if I had to say that,
1:32:42
somebody was one you and what I would, I would ask for
1:32:47
ridiculous. Now, I would accept that seven
1:32:52
to 30 Seconds Of Consciousness versus my heart.
1:32:58
I would take a shotgun to the Head.
1:33:01
Give me something that's just gonna turn off the lights.
1:33:05
What about firing squad done with grenade launchers?
1:33:15
There you go. Justify everything.
1:33:21
I mean, I imagine I imagine that But I would much rather.
1:33:30
To me and the thing is, yeah, it's horrifying to see a
1:33:36
hedgehog. I mean, I seen the cavitation.
1:33:38
it's a horrifying, but You know, when you have something guilty,
1:33:43
they had to have covered that would go over the front.
1:33:46
That would a, it would prevent the blood spray from hitting
1:33:49
people witnessing and be it would spare them witnessing the
1:33:54
head falling off, right? So all you would see is the
1:33:57
blade. Drop the bot twitch and then
1:33:59
they would choke the body, he needed to a basket and I'll be
1:34:04
closed up. Would have to see.
1:34:07
Right, sir. Christopher Lee witnessed?
1:34:09
The last Guillotine execution. Yeah, I was in France, was it?
1:34:14
You can actually see him standing there?
1:34:20
Oh interesting. Yeah, people if people think
1:34:23
it's gory to look at them, couldn't they just like make
1:34:25
people wear like gift wrapped at boxes around their head and and
1:34:29
then get it chopped off and it goes right into the Christmas
1:34:32
present. Now some people out there, they
1:34:43
might ask me, how do I feel about capital punishment or or
1:34:47
the executions and all that. I I don't really have a great
1:34:51
deal of trust for our system. There's been too many innocent
1:34:54
people who are killed, but if you have absolute evidence of
1:34:58
someone is committed, the crime. I will go.
1:35:01
So far, saying, if you have been proven to not only be a murderer
1:35:05
killer, but if you've been also shown to be a child molester or
1:35:09
a rapist, I'm fine with you being executed, that's my word
1:35:13
publicly. Unfortunately, I have a friend
1:35:19
ironically I have a friend. It's horrendous on how our depth
1:35:33
row system is all backed up. It's absolutely right.
1:35:37
It's cruel to the inmates on death row.
1:35:41
And it's even it's cruel to the people paying to house these
1:35:45
people on death row, or get Gates now 20340 years after
1:35:50
their sentence and they're still alive.
1:35:54
You know, what's the point? Exactly.
1:35:57
What do you think Brian in my horrible for saying what it
1:36:00
said? I think that rapists and child
1:36:02
molesters should go down. If you have 100% evidence they
1:36:05
did it. I mean, I'm sympathetic to that
1:36:09
argument that, I think that mistake when they come to
1:36:14
evaluate this decision, it's too families.
1:36:22
Being able to find some kind of closure and I think for that
1:36:29
people who are right I think that's a great deal.
1:36:40
They're great deal. We made with monster case for
1:36:43
sure. However, what I think about your
1:36:45
business here, I don't know what it's a bit about.
1:36:49
You is a very personal question and this doesn't happen.
1:36:52
Of course, we have a close relative of yours was to be
1:36:54
convicted of ready for child politician.
1:36:57
To stand by that position, so that person should be condemned
1:37:00
to them. Are you asking me if I had
1:37:03
someone related to me and they did that would I still stand
1:37:06
behind it? That's right.
1:37:08
Yes. Because as far as I'm concerned,
1:37:12
as someone that I am related to is done that, they're no longer
1:37:16
related to me anymore, I I just own them, they can whatever
1:37:20
needs to be done? Needs to be done.
1:37:22
Yeah. So that's how I do it.
1:37:24
If it's 100% sure that they abused and did something that
1:37:29
horrible to a child or someone. Yes, they can go back.
1:37:33
So, I spent like, I'm not saying you a bad person feeling that
1:37:36
way, but there's people in my life who might have been a love
1:37:40
for those. People were speaking of those
1:37:42
crimes, I may want them in prison for the same thing about
1:37:46
the people. But I wouldn't want that.
1:37:47
Well, Brian, think about it this way, and I put a little bit of
1:37:51
thought into this believer or not Ryan.
1:37:53
If your loved ones or your relation that are have
1:37:56
committed, the crime who've actually shown to be guilty get
1:38:00
into prison. If they don't get done like
1:38:02
this, what I'm talking about the prisoners have their own code.
1:38:06
Anyway, they're going to take the person out and a really
1:38:09
horrific way if they're not getting right themselves, but I
1:38:14
actually incarcerated for six months because the wording on my
1:38:19
charges, it was a low grade. I was out in six months, so it
1:38:24
was it wasn't really anything too bad but because of the way,
1:38:28
my charges were working, I could not be in general population.
1:38:33
Um which really stupid um because had I been in general
1:38:38
population, the general population could have easily my
1:38:42
charges or something. Absolutely horrific and they
1:38:46
would have come after. So I had to be on the block with
1:38:49
the rapists. The child molesters and all
1:38:53
these people. And I got to know these guys
1:38:55
personally and they are sick individuals, seriously
1:39:00
individuals. This block was also the same
1:39:03
block that when we had people coming in from upstate, for
1:39:07
trials, in the area, they would put them on this block to keep
1:39:09
them segregated from general population and we would get guys
1:39:13
in from Aryan Brotherhood, Texas.
1:39:16
A year, there was one guy in there, from Texas, a b, and you
1:39:20
did not want to fuck with them. I was actually one of the few
1:39:22
people on the walk that could even go near his cell.
1:39:26
So news I have to I have to ask you don't need to answer that
1:39:31
begs the question then. So what were you?
1:39:33
I'm sorry. What was that?
1:39:36
What was your felony was the judge.
1:39:40
Um, it's pretty public knowledge.
1:39:42
Actually, I had a daughter and my wife walked out on us and I
1:39:47
had been working for my landlord, for a number of years
1:39:50
and trusting her to do the her job with our daughter.
1:39:54
And I knew things weren't getting done the way that they
1:39:57
were supposed to be. And so, when she walked out, I
1:40:01
tried to step up everything and It went sideways and I got hit
1:40:07
caught up and it and the basic charges was in featuring The
1:40:13
Welfare of minor child, something to that effect and the
1:40:19
way that sounds, it's a felony three actually.
1:40:23
I was one of the few people ever get hit with it kind of knowing
1:40:26
what was mostly it's. Um, but the way that I got hit
1:40:31
with him for felony, was I pissed off CPS?
1:40:35
When the whole case was over, they tried to still keep on
1:40:38
taking me works for. And I told him, his cases over.
1:40:42
It's not over. So they were like, oh okay.
1:40:45
Sorry about that and they dropped the whole thing a few
1:40:48
weeks later. Yeah, I got arrested for that.
1:40:51
They just, this is one of the problems with the system.
1:40:55
A couple decides they wanted to divorce, so they want to
1:40:59
separate and that there's kids involved and one of the parents
1:41:02
wants to be there for their kid, but the other parent does and
1:41:05
they can get you for ugly and so they can get you for kidnapping
1:41:09
if he tried to spend time with your kid and all this kind of
1:41:13
stuff. So it's ridiculous.
1:41:14
And you am. I right though I've never been
1:41:17
in prison myself, but they do have a cold or how to deal with
1:41:21
pedophiles, right? Even even on the Block that I
1:41:25
was it because I was one of the guys, everybody knew my
1:41:27
Chargers. On at home, if I try to fight
1:41:37
this, I could be casing five years without a balanced level.
1:41:40
So I was like, you know, I'm just gonna plead guilty and get
1:41:43
out in a few months and that's what I did.
1:41:46
And I got out and less than six months.
1:41:48
I just LED guilty, I took the head and, um, but yes, even on
1:41:54
that block there was a group of us guys who absolutely were.
1:41:59
We were not Chesters, we were not touch hers.
1:42:01
We were not rapists. We were there because of an
1:42:05
unfortunate circumstance, and we hung out together. and any of
1:42:11
the other guys, they used to stay away from us because We
1:42:14
would respect them because of the block that we were on.
1:42:17
Oh. As long as they respect to
1:42:21
distance with us? But if they came anywhere near
1:42:24
us, it was on. And we had a few guys who really
1:42:26
didn't even care, they would get onto that walk delivery.
1:42:29
Go after these guys we had one guy figure out how to undo the
1:42:33
magnetic locks on the door and he got out of his Cell and he
1:42:40
married he was in the bubble in the bubble didn't close right?
1:42:43
Because some of the lower cells were bubble's and he got out, he
1:42:47
saw this one guy who was in there for raping his little
1:42:52
cousin, Um and he would brag about it too and he managed I
1:42:58
got out of this bubble and he went right out.
1:43:01
I mean he came flying Superman and over a table at him and just
1:43:05
beat the living shit out of him in front of everything.
1:43:07
And he was trying to film this dude.
1:43:10
Who busted out of the bubble? He was a light.
1:43:12
He was already a wife yet. He was he wasn't gonna lose
1:43:15
anything. By, you know, going after this
1:43:19
guy so thank you talking about your life.
1:43:21
Experience is interesting. Yeah, don't ever go to jail and
1:43:25
just be thankful you're here in the state.
1:43:27
We have prisons that are literally Like a country club
1:43:33
compared to where they are in some other country.
1:43:36
And even the country club wants, you don't want.
1:43:40
Sure, I'm just interested about Brad sit, right?
1:43:42
You, if we talked about rightly, let's say Paul.
1:43:47
It's a hypothetical. That a child of yours was to be
1:43:51
convicted of a serious crime much on monetization and let's
1:43:55
say that that person could go to resident.
1:43:58
That would be at risk. A lot of prisoners, would you
1:44:00
still want your child to receive the death penalty?
1:44:02
If it was 100% proven that they did that it's not a matter of do
1:44:08
I love them less or you know this kind of thing.
1:44:12
It's if they actually did that then I can't there's never going
1:44:16
to be a relationship. There's never going to be a
1:44:19
connection and most likely they would be tortured once they get
1:44:22
to present. So you might as well.
1:44:24
This end for them, they're not ever going to be able to get a
1:44:27
decent job. They're never going to be able
1:44:29
to get their life together. That kind of thing sticks with
1:44:32
you for the rest of your life. Your life is literally over.
1:44:35
You understand, Brian? Yeah, I'll be right back.
1:44:40
Okay, no problem. Go ahead last.
1:44:47
That you just recognize that this was the point at, which I
1:44:50
like had to come to an end for a variety of practical reasons.
1:44:54
Yeah, I would hate it. I would hate what they did and I
1:44:58
would hate the fact of what would have to happen, but I mean
1:45:01
that is what would happen. Brian, if you have someone
1:45:04
you're living in a state or whatever, where one of your
1:45:07
loved ones did this and they end up in prison, you know, they're
1:45:10
going to suffer day and night from the people who are gonna
1:45:14
pound them into the ground. Would you rather them spend
1:45:17
countless times until they shank are right themselves and a
1:45:21
shower repeatedly, or would you rather just end now and get it
1:45:26
over with? I suppose that I'd rather my
1:45:29
aspiration is that that goes to prison, but so a prison that
1:45:32
wasn't quite as well, Eric is what you describing.
1:45:36
Will you are you living in America?
1:45:38
Now you know that? We we got some screwed up.
1:45:41
Prison systems. But it would have to be 100%
1:45:44
proven. If there was any belief in me at
1:45:47
all that they were being framed, or they got set up or the system
1:45:52
screwed up on them or something like that.
1:45:54
I would fight with all of my might to save them and protect
1:45:59
them. But if I knew for a fact and the
1:46:01
others was just overwhelming, then it's over and the line
1:46:08
Okay. Well, I mean, to be honest, I
1:46:10
respect that, that you've got. So, some consistency and
1:46:12
continuity in your opinion, on the matter.
1:46:15
But there is and I will be the first one.
1:46:18
Also to tell you that I don't have 100% trust or faith in our
1:46:22
system. There's been countless people
1:46:25
who've done nothing wrong and then it was found out too late
1:46:28
or someone didn't call quick enough to stop the the death and
1:46:32
all that. And that to me is also a crime
1:46:36
within itself. Yeah, it was a miscarriage of
1:46:39
Justice. Yeah.
1:46:43
Or some people, they might think that that's horrible and all
1:46:47
that. But its really, I'm giving.
1:46:49
I'm giving the option of what that relative be tortured
1:46:53
forever and present until the prisoners do their coat on him
1:46:57
or just in the Life quickly and get it over with. you know,
1:47:01
sorry about that guy, one of my Outdoors
1:47:20
Oh we got 20 cats where I'm from.
1:47:22
I still live out in the woods so far and deep out in the woods.
1:47:25
Even Jason Voorhees gets nervous coming around here.
1:47:31
So we get cats raccoons and possums and hey that Jason
1:47:36
universe. Yeah.
1:47:40
Jason Universe. Yeah as in Friday 13th, Jason
1:47:44
Voorhees Universe. Well, you're saying Universe,
1:47:47
I'm wondering what what that means exactly like the Marvel
1:47:52
Cinematic Universe and all that other stuff.
1:47:55
Oh, you think they're going to introduce Jason and to the
1:47:58
X-Men. Newton's thing, no they're
1:48:02
making their own Universe centered around him.
1:48:05
What? Yeah, look it up.
1:48:08
Really yes, we Yeah, but I mean what what is his ability?
1:48:16
He can get back up after he gets killed, but it's over to been
1:48:19
showing and movies that if they blow them, the piece's he
1:48:22
doesn't regenerate too well. Well.
1:48:36
Know, they don't have any food up.
1:48:40
That's who she was probably fighting up.
1:48:46
All right. Well, but lay down some food.
1:48:49
I'll turn off my camera. Sorry about that you know you're
1:48:55
good on camera or anything. So okay I get it.
1:49:02
I understand. I always advise everybody if
1:49:07
they come into my rooms and all that to never put their wives
1:49:10
girlfriends or kids or anything like that.
1:49:14
Ah, relations aren't camera to be seen, so it's okay to talk
1:49:18
but don't show them because haters like to record and
1:49:21
download my material and then do nasty things.
1:49:24
It's okay to talk Brian, but not okay to show on the camera
1:49:29
because I don't want people to go into that kind of bullshit.
1:49:32
Well, the same my wife, Right. Yeah people.
1:49:40
People insult me all the time. I don't mind it and I've dealt
1:49:45
with it, you know, over the past five, five years.
1:49:50
Yeah, won't her actually. So but I try to keep my girly
1:49:56
off camera. She doesn't like being on
1:49:57
camera, she doesn't mind talking.
1:49:59
She'll say hi to everybody, but she doesn't like appearing on
1:50:04
camera. You can, if you want one of our
1:50:06
rituals, you'll hear her in the background, but you'll never see
1:50:10
her on camera with your Void it Yeah, he fair enough.
1:50:16
I don't know if you get your phone next to an air
1:50:18
conditioning or something but I hear some kind of like that
1:50:22
going on. Yeah we have an air conditioner
1:50:25
in background. Oh You're phone picks up.
1:50:29
Well, you told me you wanted to hear every day.
1:50:33
You everything from everybody. It's all good.
1:50:43
Okay. All right, here we go.
1:50:50
So Brian, you got any more questions or anything you want
1:50:53
to throw out there? Um, well, I was watching the
1:50:58
back ride. I would describe them as deep
1:51:01
fat people, which I enjoy it, but I was watching their video
1:51:05
on booty. You know who You're gonna have
1:51:08
to speak up a little bit. Can you hear me?
1:51:11
Okay now, yeah, you just have to be closer to your mic try again.
1:51:14
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
1:51:16
Okay. So I was saying that I was
1:51:17
watching deep, that ride. Also there's deep fat people.
1:51:20
Yeah. Right in and I was watching.
1:51:26
Moogie bougie, bougie bougie. Yeah that big old giant guy in
1:51:33
the one that like throws shit his own face to get views.
1:51:37
That's it. Yeah and I watched that video
1:51:39
about that was a documentary on his financials up.
1:51:43
It's really interesting. Did he did?
1:51:48
He lose everything financially? He seen it.
1:51:52
Sounds like he's got a lot of money on prostitute.
1:51:54
Really? I thought he was making like
1:52:02
millions of dollars. What kind of processes he bang
1:52:05
and he was, um, it's going to the girlfriend experience and
1:52:11
spending lots of money on taking my holidays and buying them
1:52:14
gifts and yeah. I think it was making millions
1:52:18
of dollars, but easy first one that are all millions of dollars
1:52:21
on prostitutes, that's crazy. Yeah.
1:52:28
I am. Yeah.
1:52:28
Oh okay. So here's a question then say,
1:52:33
If I should have to speak into the mic for me, I was just I was
1:52:40
a question. I wanted to ask you but I wanted
1:52:42
it was too dark but now that I braved I should just go ahead
1:52:45
with that. Go ahead.
1:52:47
You can ask me anything. You like just don't offend me by
1:52:49
asking the color of my socks night.
1:52:52
I went to that. I was, could you envisage?
1:52:55
How do you envision? Okay, could you envisage life
1:52:59
without dawn? Can I Envision a wife with out
1:53:03
Dawn? My wife?
1:53:05
Yes. It would be for me it would be
1:53:10
better just to crawl into a dark corner of corner into a fetal
1:53:14
position and die. She to me, she completes me and
1:53:19
all that. Why do you ask?
1:53:20
Well, just because it's the process of life as the
1:53:25
eventually, as well. We're getting older.
1:53:26
And one either you or duon is going to die at some point.
1:53:30
And it came. Yeah, I just came to mind
1:53:35
because I was thinking about how much time passed and how the
1:53:39
YouTubers that I used to watch all getting older.
1:53:42
And I guess it was, it was a morbid question.
1:53:45
That I was good. I think it's a question that
1:53:49
everybody should ask himself at. Even Diana.
1:53:53
And I, we asked each other. That question, what would we do?
1:53:56
Not the other one and something was happening and it's a tough
1:54:01
question. Really is tough question, but I
1:54:03
think everybody has that. So it's a good question.
1:54:09
My, my sister, my youngest sibling, her husband had just
1:54:14
died just less than a year ago and all that, he apparently got
1:54:18
heavily into alcohol and all that tore up his system.
1:54:22
And they also believe he might have got some kind of weird
1:54:25
sickness and all that. So that's for me as far as my
1:54:31
wife and all that and my kids, they're my life.
1:54:34
You know, I I love them with all my heart and I can't honestly
1:54:38
say that I would be perfectly, okay?
1:54:41
Or I'd be able to get over it, it took me many years to be able
1:54:46
to get over the loss of my mother, as well as my
1:54:48
grandmother who died from cancer.
1:54:50
So, I don't know, I don't know if I'd be able to handle it.
1:54:54
Brian to be on his but yeah, I know there's some Christians out
1:54:57
there. Say just pray about it and all
1:54:59
that. But realistically, when you lose
1:55:01
someone that important to you, it's extremely hard to Funk
1:55:04
ship. I don't know. me, personally, if
1:55:08
something was happening, Oh, move closer to some of my
1:55:23
family and anything. There's no way I could raise my
1:55:27
son on my own. So, It'd be very difficult.
1:55:31
It would be very difficult emotionally.
1:55:34
I don't know if emotionally I'd be prepared for Something like
1:55:39
that. You want with all that?
1:55:40
I'd probably have to. Go find myself again.
1:55:46
Yeah. Yeah, Brian.
1:55:50
You're going to have to ask some more positive questions.
1:55:52
Now, you can't leave us like that.
1:55:54
Yeah, I'm not, I'm sorry in adult very dark way.
1:55:59
I want you older questions that he asked.
1:56:02
You brought. Um, if it was me, and I had a
1:56:06
relative, like, I have a brother who's in jail for murder, but,
1:56:11
um, you know, he's paying his debt Society.
1:56:15
If I had like, say, it was my kid, my son who got arrested
1:56:21
for, oh, had a Paleo and like, was sentenced to death.
1:56:25
What I supported? Yes.
1:56:27
Absolutely, mostly, because I would, I would actually push
1:56:31
work happening quickly. I would not want to sit on death
1:56:34
row for years. I would, I would be like, you
1:56:37
know what guys Do it a quick. If you can't find an
1:56:42
executioner, let me do the Final Act of love myself.
1:56:48
That's just how I am. You know, I'm a kind of guy who
1:56:51
I prefer to do things myself. And make sure it gets done right
1:56:56
rather than to let something possibly go wrong in another
1:57:00
person's hands. Right now.
1:57:04
Oh yeah I would flip the switch myself.
1:57:06
It was that severe. Which is not a part of you that
1:57:12
I mean at and if they were a mud or for example is that a part of
1:57:15
you that would want to see coming some kind of therapy and
1:57:18
rehabilitative and prevention? Having actually been jail and
1:57:25
seeing these individuals personally people who are living
1:57:29
that way. No.
1:57:31
No, our our our prison system is a joke, you know, a lot of ways,
1:57:37
I'm not even gonna play without that.
1:57:39
It is a joke either, it's way too comfortable.
1:57:44
For these individuals who don't deserve that Comfort or its way
1:57:49
uncomfortable, where it just turned some even more vicious.
1:57:54
Um you know out in California. There you got one of the
1:57:58
toughest prisons in America and it is it's monstrous It's
1:58:04
monstrous on how these people come out, you can have guys to
1:58:08
go in there and they come out absolutely rabbit.
1:58:15
And it's, it's horrible. It's horrible.
1:58:18
So no, I'm of the mindset. That punishment should be Swift
1:58:22
and decisive and just get it done over with.
1:58:24
See if I was to be running. The traditional system, I
1:58:27
wouldn't have anybody in prison longer than 10 years.
1:58:32
And most of Italy minor crimes that people might get that, they
1:58:37
would get two chances of paying a fine and that third time, they
1:58:40
would be a public corporal punishment, like a lashing, or
1:58:44
stop Kate. So something that's really going
1:58:46
to make them feel like I don't want to go over that, I guess.
1:58:50
The more serious crimes you know if you go longer than 10 years,
1:58:53
it's just that broke. But inside of a year, your
1:58:56
facing the guilty, You know, it's none of that 40 year
1:59:00
crafts. But I have a very different
1:59:05
mind. So I have a very satanic mindset
1:59:07
just getting done and over with Can call it a Draconian or
1:59:12
whatnot. Brian if you know that you're
1:59:15
you know, the person that you cared about or whatever that
1:59:19
their freedom is being taken from them that they'll live
1:59:22
between in a narrow ass room for the rest of their existence and
1:59:26
when they go into population or main population that they're
1:59:30
going to get tortured by the other prisoners, why wouldn't
1:59:33
you want to just end up paying quickly?
1:59:37
Well. Or something like that.
1:59:56
Has a really good low impact prison where they literally try
2:00:04
to reform. in order to reform some of the people and present
2:00:13
who is able to perform and you've got to basically What is
2:00:24
that? You got a triage that triage who
2:00:28
is invisible. That way you can focus your
2:00:32
energy on the ones that can be reformed, but it's not just in
2:00:37
the prison system. It's also in the community too.
2:00:41
We have entire communities people in our country that is
2:00:46
completely focused on violence and crime and drugs.
2:00:49
We've got to take out the criminals in the community by
2:00:53
changing their environment, where that's not even something
2:00:57
of not even on their radar. Where they don't need to turn to
2:01:03
that. And that's how we're going to
2:01:06
solve a lot of the overpopulation.
2:01:10
So Brian are I got to ask you and it's a little bit of dark of
2:01:14
a question, but are you a sadist or a massive kissed?
2:01:19
I wouldn't identify as I say it is or Madison.
2:01:22
Why do you feel like I've expressed things that would?
2:01:25
Yeah, but yes, yes, I do Brian by telling me that you watched
2:01:30
the entire Deep Fat fried show by itself and then add along
2:01:35
with Boogie Nights. Yeah, there's there's some kind
2:01:39
of need to suffer. Why?
2:01:41
Why? I grew up.
2:02:08
Yeah, that's right. I always felt sorry for buggy,
2:02:15
though. I call him Boogie Nights because
2:02:17
all the weird stuff and everything, but man, he would
2:02:20
do. So many dumb things to himself,
2:02:22
in order to get views or YouTube.
2:02:24
I've seen a lot of people where they're just do really crazy
2:02:27
shit. Even physically harm themselves.
2:02:30
Just so, look at some kind of attention on this thing.
2:02:32
It's like, Who guys, I've got, I've got, I've got to run out
2:02:38
the door, but lovely speaking to both of you and I was featuring
2:02:41
again soon. Okay.
2:02:42
See you. Brian There's a pleasure.
2:02:46
I love you guys. YouTube.
2:02:49
Bye. wow, and so then there was just two Yeah, so good.
2:02:58
Let me see how long I've been running.
2:03:02
Its. Two hours and three minutes.
2:03:07
We're doing good. Yeah.
2:03:11
Don Posey. Hi yeah, anybody wants to come
2:03:16
in and chat. The link is out there.
2:03:22
Anyways. But yeah, two hours anyways, but
2:03:28
not have seen coyote Peterson and brave wilderness.
2:03:33
To say, what? The brave Wilderness Channel on
2:03:36
YouTube, it's really fun to watch what she got on it.
2:03:40
What's about? It's about animals, you know,
2:03:43
going out and animal conservation and Well, also
2:03:48
showing a different type of animal Matrix, coyote Peterson,
2:03:53
and now there's this other guy who's doing what coyote Peterson
2:03:56
did. They did a pain sting index
2:04:01
where well, coyote would run around and he would find animals
2:04:08
insects like, and we're talking stuff like firing various breeds
2:04:19
of wasps bees other types of ants.
2:04:24
He's done velvet ant. He's done bullet ant.
2:04:28
Oh, he's had. The murder Hornets on their
2:04:33
Japanese wasps. And he will literally hold out
2:04:38
his arm and he'll put this insect.
2:04:39
She was armed and let it sink. He's gotten bitten by centipede.
2:04:46
Look. Good, that's great.
2:04:51
Really rough? Why did he do that for it?
2:04:58
He actually does it for Science and conservation to help show
2:05:01
people how to you know, what these things are like.
2:05:04
So people can actually see what it's like hit by these creatures
2:05:08
in real life. Oh damn.
2:05:13
Yeah. So he's doing it for science.
2:05:15
He actually does it for science. One of his more recent videos.
2:05:19
Um we just watched he allowed a lamprey to attach to his neck.
2:05:29
Oh, that is rough. I don't know why.
2:05:33
Dan's not coming in. Dan, are you gonna join us?
2:05:35
And talk about centipedes bite people or what?
2:05:41
You ever talked to Dan before? He's pretty cool.
2:05:45
Dan pausing. Now, I can't say that I Oh, he's
2:05:49
at work. Don't work.
2:05:53
Yeah, he says he's at work or he says I'm at work or I would be
2:05:58
all over coming on in Wonderland, Proverbs went looks
2:06:04
like he's broadcasting some other people, but he's not
2:06:07
actually in the show. I don't know why.
2:06:09
He ain't coming back in Good. Know I've actually been writing
2:06:14
fiction books. Like I said, this is a one I've
2:06:17
got coming out here Sam. I think you can kind of figure
2:06:21
out what it's about, put it up close to the screen.
2:06:26
A little bit of a glare. Pretty cool cover.
2:06:28
Yeah, a bad moon. It's gonna be about werewolves
2:06:33
Yep. Sick.
2:06:37
It's actually available for pre-order 1976.
2:06:42
Yeah. 19 or 1979. It takes place.
2:06:45
Oh I was born in 1976, that's cool.
2:06:48
Yeah so it's just a few years after you.
2:06:51
It takes place in the Cherokee National Forest a group of
2:06:55
teenagers go camping in the woods and they run into a
2:06:59
werewolf. And well they have to they have
2:07:03
an entire night of Terror as they run through the Cherokee
2:07:06
National Forest trying to find their way out with this darn
2:07:09
thing out their tail. And yeah it's it's pretty rough.
2:07:14
There's a lot of deaths in it. He sounded on Amazon.
2:07:19
It's on Amazon. You can actually, I can share,
2:07:24
let me go. Get the link for everybody.
2:07:36
They did a movie recently. They did a movie recently with
2:07:40
Anthony Hopkins. I forget about the other actors
2:07:43
name but he's a real good. One called The Wolfman a remake.
2:07:47
It was pretty badass. Oh, I love that one.
2:07:50
So I'm gonna throw it in the YouTube chat here.
2:07:54
For anybody listening, if you're interested in getting my book,
2:07:57
right in the YouTube chat, folks, there is the book link
2:08:01
for my books, to read a link that will take you to get it,
2:08:06
wherever you can get the digital copy, wherever they're sold
2:08:10
wherever you want to. But if you also want to, it is
2:08:14
going to be sold in physical form, it's coming out on the
2:08:18
30th of this month, or it will be out there.
2:08:22
So you gonna have to type. Hello real quick in the text
2:08:26
comment so I can moderate you or your link won't show up.
2:08:30
Okay, just type. Hey, you know, I'll do it and
2:08:32
then you have to repost your link.
2:08:37
Okay. Hold one second.
2:08:39
Add his moderator. All right.
2:08:42
Now go ahead and try to post your link.
2:08:49
There we go, today. There you go, folks.
2:08:53
Make sure you check out his Arthur page so you can see the
2:08:56
other books of these written Um, yeah, I don't have them there
2:09:01
but you can find my other books on Amazon as well or even Lulu.
2:09:05
um, If you're interested in Satanism, I have the satanic
2:09:11
Testament. It's a nice chunker.
2:09:14
A little bit different than the one that I'm publishing.
2:09:20
So, how does things look for you on Fridays?
2:09:25
Fridays. Um, well I'm gonna be quite
2:09:28
honest. I'm not coming on with that
2:09:29
asshole, planning on coming on. That's just that's like throwing
2:09:34
gasoline on a fire and I don't need that.
2:09:38
But if you give me a few days advance, notice that you want me
2:09:41
to come on, I'll be happy to come on.
2:09:44
Why don't I really don't feel like there's gonna be any kind
2:09:48
of he kind of threw it out there that he wanted the debate, the
2:09:51
socialism. But as I said, it's not really a
2:09:54
topic. I cover in beside.
2:09:56
I know there's a lot of young atheists that are into that but
2:10:00
really it's a pipe dream. Ain't nobody inappropriate
2:10:05
subject to bring on to your channel here because here we
2:10:08
mostly talked with bulshit most of the time but what they But I
2:10:16
think the reason why I think the real reason why people pick me
2:10:19
for these off topics is because I'm literally one of the only
2:10:23
podcaster shows that allow people to come up and share
2:10:27
their views on Mike. If you go look around you're
2:10:30
going to see. There's tons of live shows but
2:10:33
they don't let anybody ever come on and talk.
2:10:36
So yeah, well what he needs to do is he needs to go about it,
2:10:40
the right way. And him coming on here was not
2:10:42
the right way. He needs to go, make a name for
2:10:45
himself in the forums in the groups, he needs to learn how to
2:10:50
shake a person's hand or be respectful people when he walks
2:10:54
in because everybody everybody you know, if it was if I was you
2:11:03
I would have kicked him out the moment.
2:11:05
He started eating rude. And started conflict but
2:11:10
obviously I'm not you. I understand you're not ran
2:11:14
shows together, you know what I'm like, I'll do the person.
2:11:16
Yeah, I've been doing so for so long.
2:11:20
I've heard the worst kind of stuff thrown at me and I think
2:11:23
at this point and it may not be a good thing on my part, but
2:11:27
I've become these sensei's, nothing really everything was
2:11:32
kind of rolled off my back. Yeah.
2:11:35
Well But I get it. It's a it's annoying to deal
2:11:40
with folks like that and like I tell my guests if you don't
2:11:44
enjoy what you're hearing is somebody, you know, you
2:11:48
everybody agrees a person's full of shit and continue to talk
2:11:51
about what you want to and don't even bother with them.
2:11:55
Yeah, I just wish we could have just turned them off.
2:11:59
Because honestly, I would have been happier talking to Stephen
2:12:03
and I were getting along just fine.
2:12:05
I obviously we got along just fine.
2:12:08
I would have been happy to talk to those guys and I would have
2:12:11
been talking to that other Pierre Trudeau.
2:12:33
He comes in a lot, he'll come in on Mondays and Fridays.
2:12:37
He'll stick around for a little bit and Brian's the same way, so
2:12:41
you'll get a chance to meet them again. yeah, if The time I'm not
2:12:45
going to be coming on, like I was before, like I said, I am
2:12:48
presently in sabbatical, so me coming on the way I did tonight.
2:12:53
It's a little bit of a rarity, but if you want me to come on to
2:12:57
a dedicated show or something about a subject, let me know a
2:13:00
few days in advance and I could plan it out.
2:13:02
I suffered a few years ago, I suffered a mental breakdown,
2:13:09
high-stress breakdown, then last year, things really got bad for
2:13:14
me over summer, and things went completely crazy around
2:13:19
Halloween time. So, I just decided that, you
2:13:23
know what, we're going to step back, and we're going to just
2:13:25
take a year off of things and I was going to focus on my fiction
2:13:30
writing, like I said, I've got this book coming out, I have
2:13:33
another book that's going to be coming out December.
2:13:36
That's called one evil Christmas.
2:13:37
I'm presently working on the sequel to this book.
2:13:41
I haven't even gotten this book out onto the market yet, and I
2:13:44
am working on a sequel to it. Why, why have you been having
2:13:48
these issues for what's going on me?
2:13:52
Well, I hit Satanism so hard, being a minister for it.
2:13:56
Even before I started STS, I was doing my channel, I was
2:14:02
promoting it. We had a local group going up in
2:14:05
Maryland and it was just a Non-Stop constant thing.
2:14:09
So, for something like eight years almost, I was going with
2:14:15
Satanism super hardcore even longer than that. and, It burned
2:14:22
me out. I literally suffered from
2:14:25
burnout. And I didn't even know it.
2:14:28
I didn't even know my my struts my PTSD and everything was
2:14:33
kicking up so bad. I was having a taps, or I was
2:14:38
literally verbal locking up multiple times a day where I
2:14:43
couldn't speak at all where my body would just walk.
2:14:48
I had turned to try and smoke marijuana all the time to ease
2:14:52
symptoms and only made it worse. I had an interview where I
2:14:57
literally showed up on the interview, high as a kite And
2:15:01
that did not go. Well unfortunately, the
2:15:03
interviewer was nice enough, not to present that interview and
2:15:07
allow me to come back at another time.
2:15:09
Redo. The interview sober.
2:15:12
And it was it was bad. It just got so bad that I had to
2:15:16
say. You know what, I need to step
2:15:19
back from this. I need to take a break for a
2:15:22
year. I need to collect myself, I need
2:15:24
to refine my center and just Hit the reset button on myself and
2:15:32
the organization so I can move forward in a healthy way, and
2:15:37
that's what I've been doing. Why do you, why did you get so
2:15:42
burnt out for? I don't understand because I did
2:15:45
it for so long. I didn't take a break from even
2:15:48
when I was supposed to be taking a breaks.
2:15:50
I wasn't taking breaks. Oh yeah.
2:15:57
It was just 24/7. Constant Satanism, Satanism
2:16:00
Satanism and Even priests even Christian priests and Christians
2:16:06
will tell you. You've got to step away, you've
2:16:09
got to take for either she got to take vacations.
2:16:13
It doesn't matter if you're a workaholic or whatnot, you've
2:16:16
got to learn to get connect. And step away and give yourself
2:16:22
time to find your Center again. And when I come, we're going to
2:16:28
be reopening the doors and October, just, yes, we have, we
2:16:34
were just keeping things on the down low mostly for this year.
2:16:37
We just ordained a new Priestess of this past full purchase so
2:16:43
that we're really happy about that.
2:16:44
We have a few of our people who are inside who are ready to be
2:16:49
ordained. They just haven't been able to
2:16:51
make it to one of our clergy, one of our team members to get
2:16:56
ordained through. But we're going, we're working
2:17:01
on that. Hopefully they'll show up for
2:17:02
Halloween or something, we can get that going.
2:17:05
But overall things, you know, we were taking a break right now
2:17:13
and that's what the absolutely needed and clergyman of any
2:17:17
denominational. Tell you got to take breaks.
2:17:20
If you don't take breaks, it could lead you to problems where
2:17:25
you could literally could get flash converted to another
2:17:29
religion. Because you're all burnt out and
2:17:33
that's happening. It happened to Marie Raven.
2:17:36
So really famous satanic author. She literally took all of her
2:17:41
books on Satanism off the market and she converted to
2:17:44
Christianity one of the guys who founded the Temple of the light
2:17:52
Bears or whatnot. I was a Texas organization.
2:17:57
It was a loose fairing thing. So, years ago, he converted, he
2:18:01
flashed converted over to Christianity and what all boils
2:18:06
down to is. When you look at it, it's marked
2:18:09
out. They've been going so hard with
2:18:12
it for so long, they burn out and it just makes some very
2:18:16
vulnerable, makes him all kinds of crazy things.
2:18:20
I've seen people get converted and national socialism to
2:18:23
Communism and everything they they just they lack they're so
2:18:28
burnt out on one thing. They latch on to anything that
2:18:31
can provide them with the new stability and their lunch.
2:18:36
And yeah, and that's where I was at.
2:18:39
I was definitely at that point and so I realized what was going
2:18:44
on. I was like, whoa, I need to step
2:18:46
back here. I need to just say I cut myself
2:18:50
off from people and just be like, you know what they give me
2:18:54
about, give me a better year, I'll be back.
2:18:57
Are you familiar with the woman by the name of Sharon Michelle
2:19:03
Levy? Yes, I am her and I have met
2:19:07
each other before we met here at greyface Museum when they opened
2:19:11
up her. Her father-in-law's exhibit, she
2:19:17
was married to a friend of mine Stanton.
2:19:19
Love a and she is a very sweet, sweet woman.
2:19:22
There's actually a few pictures of us hanging around together.
2:19:25
The reason why I bring her up is she's messaged me a couple times
2:19:29
and said she'd like to be on my show and talk to me and all
2:19:33
that. And I said well you're more than
2:19:35
welcome anytime you want to come on and I just wait woman.
2:19:40
I she from what I've seen in her profile seems like very
2:19:44
interesting person, she just hasn't actually showed up.
2:19:48
She keeps saying that she wants to, but she doesn't.
2:19:51
So if you get communication with their, let her know by your
2:19:55
experience. Yeah.
2:20:00
I, I can text her or I can see if some, because I know a few
2:20:05
people who talk to her more frequently than I do, but I can
2:20:10
see what we can do to get a hold of her for you.
2:20:13
Sure. And it's it, make sure even feel
2:20:16
more safer, whatever. She can bring any friends that
2:20:19
she likes and be more than happy to have a discussion.
2:20:24
I'm not sure what are what are interest is and me or not, or
2:20:28
she seen other shows where you and I were talking.
2:20:31
But she said, clearly that she wants to talk to me and like
2:20:35
about Monday's Fridays when I do it.
2:20:37
Um, she was white. His mother was seen a Shrek's
2:20:58
younger daughter. Their, he's really cool guy, he
2:21:22
has a lot of stuff. They still sell a lot of stuff
2:21:26
Levy based stuff on their website.
2:21:30
They even saw one of our copies of the cloven hoof actually,
2:21:36
when stamp passed away, I issue I made an issue with the cloven
2:21:42
hoof where it was a salute to Stanton Leviathan in our best
2:21:46
selling cloven hoof. And I believe she still has
2:21:50
enough for sale on the bathroom at X website.
2:21:55
I got to ask you something, you were saying earlier that, you
2:21:58
got burned out, you got to go on sabbatical and you mentioned,
2:22:02
you gave examples of some other satanists to ended up joining
2:22:05
Christianity. Are you afraid that if you got
2:22:08
to burnt out, you might wake up one day and find yourself a
2:22:11
Christian. No.
2:22:14
Not at all. It's just curious because this
2:22:17
seemed like before and um well first off I can't be a Christian
2:22:29
We are you be able to? And I'm not in any way saying
2:22:33
that you, you can do whatever you want with your life and I'll
2:22:36
respect, you know, no matter what but there is
2:22:39
non-denominational where you don't have to connect with any
2:22:42
specific denomination. Now, I still wouldn't be a
2:22:47
Christian if I if I ever left Satanism, I would probably go
2:22:52
Norse Pagan. I would go over to the Viking
2:22:57
hedonistic Lifestyles, which is very nature-based that or I
2:23:02
would go back to my roots as Alexandria and gardening, and as
2:23:06
a more traditional Wiccan, Wouldn't it be more relaxing for
2:23:11
you in a way to be just about nature?
2:23:16
Both can be the same. You know, you can be a
2:23:19
traditional Wiccan, an outstanding and Garden area and
2:23:22
still be in heating is Norse paganism.
2:23:26
Oh because they are both very much about nature Yeah, so are
2:23:34
you feeling better nowadays? Are you more?
2:23:37
Chill and relaxed? She seemed very pleased about
2:23:40
the book. Oh, I'm very happy about this
2:23:42
book and yes, I am doing much better.
2:23:44
Oh this. Yeah, I tried writing several
2:23:48
books before this one in past year.
2:23:51
One I had going really good, but I lost interest in it.
2:23:56
I again, I burnt myself out on it.
2:23:59
I couldn't figure out where to take last chapters and Diana
2:24:03
said, you know what? Give it a break.
2:24:05
Come back to it later, right? Where we'll sat down my road and
2:24:11
I'm really happy with it. It's it's a really good book.
2:24:17
And it's about this girl. Her name's Ellie Grainger.
2:24:20
And by the way, people, I just saw the new Fear Street prom
2:24:25
queen. I did not know that they were
2:24:27
going to rename the main character Grainger in that I
2:24:32
wrote this before, that movie even came out.
2:24:34
So don't shoot me on that. but, it's about this girl, her name
2:24:43
is Ellie Grainger on the cover and she suffers a rape.
2:24:51
At the hands of a guy and she got pregnant and she ended up
2:24:55
her. She told her parents that what
2:24:58
was going on and they made her get an abortion and the abortion
2:25:03
will goes wrong. And she ends up losing her womb
2:25:06
because of it. So she comes Sterling, she's
2:25:09
only like 16 years old. And so it results in a divorce
2:25:15
in her parents and her mom moves, her from Los Angeles to
2:25:19
Tennessee and she makes some new friends and they go camping in
2:25:24
the woods one night and It just so happens.
2:25:28
It's a full moon that night and a werewolf comes running.
2:25:31
So Um, they're running from the werewolf.
2:25:35
Throughout the story and she it's a story.
2:25:38
It's a Coming of Age story, sort of where she has to learn to
2:25:45
take Agency for herself. She doesn't pass off the plane
2:25:51
of what happened to her to anybody else other than herself.
2:25:53
But so she's suffering from trauma from that. but, she has
2:26:01
to overcome that and find her own agency and confront not only
2:26:07
This monster that is chasing them and hunting them.
2:26:12
She's got to confront her own demon, her own personal issues,
2:26:17
dilemmas where, where she can become her own person again,
2:26:22
because at the beginning of the book, she's just along for the
2:26:26
ride and you get to come along with her for this ride and see
2:26:29
what happens to her and How It Ends.
2:26:34
I'm not going to tell it to me because I don't want to sound
2:26:37
like a very deep book. One of the things about a lot of
2:26:41
movies and books. Nowadays is a scene, it doesn't
2:26:44
seem like there's a lot of character building.
2:26:46
They just throw you right into a lot of action and special
2:26:49
effects but you sound like you've got a story where you
2:26:53
care about the character and you'll be interested in their
2:26:56
struggles and what they're going through.
2:26:58
That's a that's some great riding you got there.
2:27:01
Yeah. And you know yeah I didn't think
2:27:05
I was gonna like Kelly as much as I do, but I really come to
2:27:09
love her as character. She's a very interesting
2:27:14
character with a very deep interesting backstory.
2:27:17
And like I said, I'm already writing the sequel to this book.
2:27:20
It's going to be a originally. I wanted the book to be just a
2:27:23
one-off. So I mean, if you never pick up
2:27:25
any of the other books in the series and you just read this
2:27:27
one, you're good, you don't need to continue with it.
2:27:31
But if you want to know what happens to Ellie after this
2:27:35
book, you can continue with the story.
2:27:37
And because I ended up its ended up growing into a A four books
2:27:44
series that I'm planning out for it.
2:27:46
I originally didn't mean for it to come to like that, but
2:27:50
there's enough of a story that has built up in my mind here
2:27:55
that yeah, it's going to be at least four books and I'm
2:27:59
planning on cutting it off at four books or could be still
2:28:02
more stories with Ellie in it later on.
2:28:05
But I'm gonna try to stop it at four books.
2:28:09
And so what that's going to do is that's going to bring you
2:28:12
full circle with her character art back to the beginning.
2:28:17
So I will say, by the time you hit book for she back in LA,
2:28:22
but, You know that's all I'm gonna reveal about that.
2:28:26
It's going to be very interesting because it's it's
2:28:32
she's a very interesting character and she goes through
2:28:36
some very interesting transformation.
2:28:43
Yeah. but, It it so it's a story that I'm really enjoying and but
2:28:51
it's not the only one that's coming out I got one that's
2:28:53
coming out in December or November is what I'm planning on
2:28:56
it. That's gonna be one evil
2:28:58
Christmas. And that's going to be a
2:29:00
completely different story that is coming out.
2:29:04
It's already written. I'm been working on it and it
2:29:08
follows this cookie maker. Let's cook it.
2:29:10
I wanted to write a, a cozy mystery and it went off the
2:29:16
rails. It follows this cooking, this
2:29:21
Baker, this woman who is a cookie Baker and she's a witch.
2:29:26
And but she's not a very good witch.
2:29:29
She kind of messes things up and while it's Christmas time and
2:29:32
the married gets found if it's rated.
2:29:36
Oh yeah. And so she goes on this small
2:29:40
little Adventure trying to solve this mystery and the Empire's
2:29:45
getting involved this murderous hunting.
2:29:49
Her There's ghosts. It gets a little crazy.
2:29:57
You know, you were talking earlier about the, the burnt out
2:30:00
business. That's what happened to me a
2:30:02
while back. I wasn't burnt out from you or
2:30:05
Adam. It was actually because the guys
2:30:07
like you and Adam, and some other friends why I was able to
2:30:11
stick around on YouTube, as long as I did, I was getting burnt
2:30:15
out by YouTube itself. You know, I like many people
2:30:18
wanted to be able to socialize and hang out and it seemed like
2:30:23
I was being Shadow banned that seemed like, they were locking
2:30:26
up my channel and the algorithm and I was dealing with the some
2:30:31
other issues. But yeah, if it wasn't been for
2:30:34
you guys, it probably wouldn't last as long.
2:30:36
I enjoyed her conversations. I enjoyed being on the show as
2:30:40
well. Unfortunately I can't restart up
2:30:43
a stream yard right now. I just had to close down one of
2:30:45
our website we're working on merchandise.
2:31:08
But yeah, I totally hear you and yeah, it sucks.
2:31:11
It really does suck. It sounds like a blessing in
2:31:14
disguise for us though. Because if you wouldn't took a
2:31:18
break from what you were doing, you wouldn't have had the time
2:31:20
to create such a delicious book. And while I took my break, I
2:31:24
decided after years of really not taking it seriously anymore,
2:31:29
I started getting into music again and I actually created, I
2:31:34
created three. Yeah, actually, I am actually
2:31:40
releasing three albums. I already have one release now
2:31:44
and it's doing pretty damn good so it's good.
2:31:47
I took a break from it all. It's kind of a blessing to Sky
2:31:50
and you were able to write a fantastic book that you're very
2:31:54
proud of looking forward to it. Coming out if you want.
2:32:01
I can read a little bit of it here on the show.
2:32:04
Sure be more than happy to as far as the music goes.
2:32:08
If you ever get a chance you got to do is go to the front of my
2:32:11
YouTube channel and you can listen to the entire album for
2:32:15
absolutely free. Of course, I get paid when
2:32:17
people play it and stream it but it's free to listen to the
2:32:20
entire tracks. Yeah.
2:32:25
Should do that. Be able to see the playlist on
2:32:30
the front. It's what you will see, the
2:32:34
playlist on the front. I was actually looking at the
2:32:38
chat really quickly. That sounds like somebody just
2:32:42
dropped in. Hey, looks like our buddy
2:32:44
Brian's back. Hi Brian.
2:32:46
Hey guys, I've taken care of my mouth until duties and I have
2:32:50
oh, your mouth told you say. He a little bit.
2:32:58
The United States speculate, but what you guys well you guys go
2:33:09
ahead and talk. Let me find a good section here.
2:33:11
All right, just want to hear the prologue.
2:33:13
Well, you can find you a good section that you want to read to
2:33:17
us. But Brian have you had an
2:33:19
opportunity to listen any of the album yet?
2:33:23
I have? Yeah, I think I am.
2:33:24
I think you said you did. Yeah.
2:33:27
You got a favorite song? I don't have a favorite song,
2:33:30
but I was impressed. I was That's like you use a lots
2:33:36
of really interesting AI Technologies but you've got a
2:33:39
background in music in general. I know you've had a piano, can't
2:33:42
you? Yeah, I do have a background in
2:33:45
music and all that I would been doing music since I was a kid
2:33:48
and everything, so yeah. That was impressed.
2:33:53
I didn't listen to enough of it. So I wouldn't say it's like a
2:33:56
favorite song, but I was listening to it on my computer
2:33:59
that I've had it on a Shopify. Sorry Spotify.
2:34:24
I got a dream sequence that I can read because I don't want to
2:34:28
give away too much of the main contacts in the book.
2:34:31
So I got either a dream sequence that I could read, which
2:34:38
Actually, um, yeah, that's like several Pages or I could read
2:34:44
the prologue which isn't all that long little read.
2:34:48
What makes you happy? Well, let's hear from other
2:34:51
people. What do they want me to read?
2:34:53
Will the prologue? Get a good outline of the that's
2:34:57
kind of setting in context. The prologue sets up, what
2:35:00
happened to the main character in the past, but also
2:35:04
foreshadows some of what happens in the future.
2:35:07
I just saying in Brooklyn, I think we call it for a lot of
2:35:12
blur. I know the blood is what?
2:35:14
You've got the back of the book. Yeah.
2:35:16
This is a blur. Yeah.
2:35:18
Right here. The set of parallel sounds like
2:35:21
it's why my neighbor? What do you think?
2:35:28
Brett, what? Prologue chapter 14, which is a
2:35:33
dream sequence. Well, whatever it is.
2:35:36
It makes you most happy is at the moment.
2:35:40
I'm afraid, I'm afraid that if you read the dream part halfway
2:35:44
into your story or more than it's going to give away too
2:35:47
much. That's what?
2:35:51
Gonna give away too much. I read everything else.
2:35:54
It's not going to give away too much, but yeah, that's why, I'm
2:35:58
like, let's just do the prologue.
2:35:59
That's why I think I'm coming in cold.
2:36:01
Nothing about the noble Place. Well, let me go ahead and read
2:36:06
the blurb really quickly for everybody that read it loudly.
2:36:10
Please, then we can jump into the prologue.
2:36:13
I'll read it loud. I'll clean up, close your eyes.
2:36:17
I need a drink. All right, hang on, I need to
2:36:21
get some fresh coffee, I'll be. Alright, next time you should
2:36:24
you should send it to me and then you can get it right out in
2:36:27
a British accent Brian's got a cold voice.
2:36:31
Actually do the audiobook. Yeah, I'll help you give me a um
2:36:35
I I email Brett, I don't have your contact details but I can
2:36:39
get hold of them. Brian, how much would it cost me
2:36:42
to pay you an audiobook of afterlife?
2:36:46
Simulation. How long is after that?
2:36:49
350 Pages at the most Well, we get, I mean, thank you that
2:36:56
you'd be interested in me. Well, your voice is awesome
2:36:58
people. It seems like especially where
2:37:02
you came from, it seems like whenever they read or they
2:37:05
narrator talk, it makes things sound more intelligent.
2:37:08
Oh, it's true. It I don't know because I don't
2:37:14
know what the perspective, what I mean.
2:37:15
Let's take Richard Dawkins for example, he can tell you that.
2:37:19
If you kiss a frog, it'll turn into a man and he makes it sound
2:37:22
actually, you know, convincing sure, sure.
2:37:26
But you gotta remember, I'm from England.
2:37:27
So I I know that dirty reality of how many yarn intelligent
2:37:31
British people. There are walking around there
2:37:33
but I hear what you're saying. I love to collaborate in that
2:37:37
respect. If perhaps we could do like a
2:37:40
test run, I could help with doing a shorter piece and then
2:37:44
we could listen to her back and see what it sounds like and we
2:37:47
go from that. Oh, so I would expect this for
2:37:50
you to emphasize some parts and show a little bit of a motion
2:37:54
whenever it's needed. But I like your voice just says
2:37:57
of this. I keep hearing people tell me,
2:37:59
bro. I don't you do because I'm
2:38:01
amazing. If I can pay somebody to do it
2:38:04
and they've got a great voice, why not?
2:38:05
You know, well, I mean you've got a great.
2:38:08
You've got very much radio boy, so you go right now, rapidly
2:38:11
voice. Oh I've been listening to her
2:38:18
documentary about the Civil War, American Civil War.
2:38:20
He's got all these Southern academics on that and I'm just I
2:38:25
think it's I think it's really everything you had to say about
2:38:28
the British Acts and sounding intelligent and well metric
2:38:30
today, it is very much how I feel about the Southern Oaks.
2:38:32
And well, that's only because you have to contrast my voice
2:38:36
between Boogie Nights. So that's probably why I sound
2:38:39
like the genius. You must, you must like you
2:38:45
don't have to watch it on the top, right?
2:38:46
But you should watch the, the Boogie documentary, The sad, or
2:38:51
whatever it's called, it's because it's sad.
2:38:52
Like, I've seen it, I've seen a couple things not about its
2:38:55
finances and prostitutes, but I don't put it past him.
2:38:58
What I've seen is him hanging out with a guy that used to come
2:39:02
on my show a long time ago called keemstar.
2:39:04
Are you familiar with them? Yes, I am.
2:39:07
And I'm familiar with the drama. You start for some reason was
2:39:12
very friendly with me, but he didn't like some of my guests
2:39:15
and he went off for him and being the polite person.
2:39:18
I am, I just walked away from the computer and let him rip him
2:39:21
to whoever to hell, he wanted. And they repped right back.
2:39:24
So it was quite the show. Yeah.
2:39:28
I'm sorry. What I was gonna say is I caught
2:39:37
on to the drama that involved where apparently he lied about
2:39:40
having some kind of condition. I think it was cancer or
2:39:44
something and then, he started coding and then ever since then,
2:39:48
he like made him into his blackmail Cosmic slavery or
2:39:52
something like that. Yeah, it's unfortunate stuff but
2:39:55
if I review and then we'll get on with the prologue.
2:39:57
If I have with you ever want to reach me.
2:39:59
My channel is called budget. Hunk All right, I'll have Brett,
2:40:03
send me your information and he can forward my information to
2:40:07
you as well. Okay.
2:40:08
Yeah, yeah, absolutely. I mean, I budget Hong Kong has
2:40:11
two videos on it but that's what you can find me on.
2:40:15
I do have a YouTube channel so you can find here it's you know
2:40:18
it's you just type in Lake of Oregon you Can.
2:40:28
Oh shit, you're not seeing me on screen, lay give organs l, e g.
2:40:34
I b o r. D e.
2:40:37
N I found you. Yes, yeah.
2:40:41
So yeah, if you just reach out to me, you can reach out to me.
2:40:45
She can't contact me on Facebook, without being my
2:40:49
friend. I'm going to need a either cash
2:40:53
it for me or PayPal if we do this.
2:40:55
All right? Yeah, that's fine.
2:40:58
I'm out I'll do it for free honestly.
2:40:59
That's not a problem. You're gonna do an audiobook of
2:41:02
my book for free. That's what you're playing.
2:41:04
I am. Yes, holy cow.
2:41:08
I, if you were to do that with me, I would I would be adamant
2:41:12
on sharing some of the royalties with you.
2:41:15
Yeah, but I mean, don't you work for nothing?
2:41:17
Why would we can just we can give us a charity.
2:41:22
It's not my problem and that's up to you what you do, but I
2:41:27
would set up that you would get a percentage.
2:41:30
Brian, how you gonna do that and also run a business?
2:41:32
Are you truly that badass? Um, I'm not that ass if my
2:41:40
business about us. Is a compliment man.
2:41:44
It's saying you trust your wife. Yeah, she said she said yeah I
2:41:49
didn't know if I could put it that way.
2:41:51
But yeah, I mean it's um, like it does require some work that
2:41:55
it's, it's very flexible hours so I can.
2:41:58
I have a lot of them. I have to what you have.
2:42:01
I'm I was behind California, so there's only so many hours that
2:42:06
I have that. I'm away from the UK is away.
2:42:09
And so, I tend to focus my time in the morning and I have the
2:42:13
afternoon. anyway, that's enough about me, which All right, so
2:42:20
let's go ahead with the blur first so people kind of have an
2:42:24
idea of what's going on here. All right, so this book is
2:42:27
called a bad moon. In the shadowy, Tennessee
2:42:32
Wilderness. A full moon Burns bright and
2:42:35
something's come hunting. For Ellie.
2:42:39
Grainger 1979 has been the worst year of her life and it's about
2:42:43
to get worse and you guys hear me?
2:42:48
Yep. She's hoping that a camping trip
2:42:51
with a few new friends. Well, hopefully her scars.
2:42:55
The kind of scars. No one talks about the kind that
2:42:59
split her family apart and left her hollow inside.
2:43:05
But out in the darkness, deep in the Twisted, Pine's were the
2:43:08
Shadows grow. Something else has shown her
2:43:13
Turning a night of fun into a night of Terror.
2:43:16
Now she's on the run with more than just clause and shangs
2:43:21
threatening to tear her at her friends apart.
2:43:25
She's about to learn that the past can be just as Relentless
2:43:30
some monster as Beast, hunting her And that out in the
2:43:35
Darkness. Trust bleeds out fast.
2:43:38
Under the light of Full Moon, the line between predator and
2:43:42
prey blurbs. But the real terror might be
2:43:46
closer than she thinks and it's changing under a bad move.
2:43:52
Ferdinand. Yeah, that's a good alluring
2:43:54
blah blah. That So prologue.
2:44:01
The overhead light blinded her, as she lay on the operating
2:44:05
table, but she paid it. No mind, as her eyes fixed upon
2:44:09
the small crack in the ceiling tile directly about her.
2:44:13
The cost extension of antiseptic burned or nostrils and made
2:44:17
wanna gag or maybe. That was just here.
2:44:23
Was it fear? We're just playing and
2:44:25
embarrassment. She couldn't tell with her legs
2:44:29
up in the air like this. She supposed to either would be
2:44:32
that one or perhaps both. I don't want to do this.
2:44:37
She whispered her voice barely audible over the hump of the
2:44:42
medical monitors. No one responded.
2:44:45
They just kept doing what they were doing ignoring her.
2:44:52
The nurse who are left adjusted the IV bag while another
2:44:55
arranged metal instruments on a tray with soft clinks, that
2:44:58
seemed to Echo in her head. Cracks.
2:45:02
The doctor hadn't even arrived yet.
2:45:06
What was she even doing here, anyways?
2:45:08
She should just get up and leave.
2:45:10
It's not like they could stop her could.
2:45:13
I said I don't want to do this she repeated louder.
2:45:18
This time the nurse at the ivy bags to her.
2:45:21
Look simply flash cross her face before being replaced by Cold
2:45:26
expression of professional detachment.
2:45:29
Your parents are signed the consent forms me.
2:45:32
Try to relax. She said coldly.
2:45:36
Parents. Laughed.
2:45:39
Her mother who couldn't look at her and the eye anymore.
2:45:41
Her father who called her a slut when she told them about the
2:45:45
pregnancy. Then even bothered to ask what
2:45:49
happened to that night. About the party or even if she
2:45:52
had said no to him. The tear slid down or Temple
2:45:57
disappearing into her golden hair.
2:45:59
But it's my baby. She was hurt.
2:46:04
The doctor entered finally. Let's get started.
2:46:06
He said over her to the nurses as if she wanted even right
2:46:12
there in front of them. She was just another body on the
2:46:17
table, slab of meat to be processed.
2:46:22
Then steezy ologist appeared at her head count backward.
2:46:26
From 10 East. He said I said no, she said
2:46:31
firmly struggling to sit up. You ignored her as he pushed the
2:46:35
plunger on the syringe and her ID.
2:46:37
As the cold medication slipped into her veins of wave business
2:46:41
hitter. 10. Nine. eight the nurse again
2:46:47
Counting She fought against the heaviness trying to stay awake.
2:46:52
This is happening too fast. She wasn't ready.
2:46:56
Stop. I want to keep my seven.
2:47:00
Six. The ceiling tile began to blur
2:47:04
the crash widening and darkening.
2:47:08
Five, four. the antiseptic smell Faded by the stink of beer and
2:47:14
cigarette, smoke, the beeping of the machines Changed music
2:47:18
thumping in our, Hands pressed her down.
2:47:22
There was a hot breath in her neck.
2:47:25
The Voice whispered, just relax, it'll be over before, you know
2:47:30
it. She grunted Softly As something
2:47:34
pushed into her opening. Pain.
2:47:38
Again and again a terrible Rhythm opening her pulling her
2:47:42
apart from the inside, I just have to hurt again.
2:47:49
No, I don't. She said as she fell backwards
2:47:52
into Infinity 3. She was a child again, her
2:47:58
bedroom, Craig, doing her favorite doll.
2:48:00
His head walled, one side. As red stuffing spilled from his
2:48:05
neck. It's a girl.
2:48:08
Uncle said, two. The voice is around.
2:48:12
Her crew urgent distant. Hit somehow piercing through her
2:48:16
bathing consciousness. Blood pressure is dropping her
2:48:21
eyes. Roll to shimo?
2:48:22
No, don't take my baby. There's too much bleeding.
2:48:28
God forceps. Where's the bleeding coming
2:48:31
from? We have no other options
2:48:34
scalpel. Mama, please help me make them
2:48:39
stop. She mumbled trying desperately
2:48:42
to speak, but her lips won't move.
2:48:46
A cold heaviness spread through her body, painting her to the
2:48:50
table. The rhythmic something turned
2:48:52
into a pulling much deeper than she had ever felt.
2:48:57
The crack in the ceiling tile had become a Chasm.
2:49:00
Now, A Dark Void threatening, just swallow her.
2:49:04
One. The nurses hands squeezed her
2:49:08
but she couldn't squeeze back. She was falling tumbling into
2:49:12
that Darkness about her, the voices following her down the
2:49:17
edge, take it all. I'm sorry, but we had no choice.
2:49:20
She'll never have children. Never have children.
2:49:25
The words Echo, does she spiraled deeper meaning just
2:49:29
beyond her grass? Fleetingly a vision came to her.
2:49:33
Those herself older. Bolding baby with her eyes,
2:49:37
yellow eyes. Wait.
2:49:41
Her eyes weren't yellow. The image is all into Crimson
2:49:45
dripping through her fingers, not her fingers.
2:49:49
Her fingers didn't have claws. Was this her punishment?
2:49:54
For going to that party or drinking those drinks.
2:49:57
For not fighting hard enough when he push her down.
2:50:01
Yes. That's what this must be.
2:50:03
She's being punished her baby. Her baby was in hell.
2:50:15
Right. So it's a very very dull.
2:50:17
We were at subject matter. yeah, the The prologue is much darker
2:50:29
than the first chapter. First chapter is obviously
2:50:33
picked back up and it's months later and it's her friend in
2:50:40
Tennessee going camping. So it's a much more Levites
2:50:43
feeling of he gets really Between them but things, do take
2:50:48
a darker turn. and, It gets crazy.
2:50:54
I mean, it's good to have a kind of a striking opening, so I'm
2:50:58
not more like that. I liked the countdown in the way
2:51:00
that you were able to merge into account down different memories
2:51:04
and you aligned with you sounding a little bit Hollow
2:51:09
there. Brian.
2:51:09
Oh sorry. I might have better now.
2:51:12
Very much, so thank you. I was just saying, I thought the
2:51:14
countdown was a really nice. I liked the way that you enjoy
2:51:17
within the countdown. This sporadic memories.
2:51:19
Good. Memories.
2:51:23
Yeah, um, yeah, yeah, I'm right there with you.
2:51:27
I like to have a strong opening that because so many people,
2:51:33
they try to go for the inciting incident narrative.
2:51:37
That happens to three chapters and I'm like, no, you want to
2:51:42
catch your reader right? From the go.
2:51:46
Look them in which in the first few line and because if you have
2:51:51
a really good prolong or for sure, And they get no, excuse
2:51:57
me, I have the hiccups. And they, and they read that,
2:52:02
that's going to make them want to read more.
2:52:04
Yeah. Not gonna need some inciting
2:52:07
incident to try to hook in a reader.
2:52:10
Exactly. Now, I must ask because you are
2:52:14
a subjective. And so I have an assumption,
2:52:17
probably a prejudice Are you a pro-life or a pro-choice?
2:52:22
I am very much pro-life as was as my religion dictates and Tom
2:52:27
Levy was very much pro-life and most proper sickness are
2:52:31
pro-life. You get a lot of debate on that,
2:52:34
even in Satanism, or some people say, oh, it's pro-choice
2:52:39
pro-choice. But when you actually look at
2:52:41
the material that was laid down by our counter and on the lake,
2:52:45
flat out, said pro-life. And I think that that is
2:52:51
betrayed, by the way the rights and saw this clearly a group of
2:52:55
pleasant. Violating, I think you. one of
2:53:03
the things about this book and my writing is that don't see it
2:53:08
very often and My wife Diana. She is she's suggested to that.
2:53:13
Whenever I write fiction, I should make it pro satanic.
2:53:17
It doesn't need to. Be Satanism.
2:53:19
That's rusted your face. But utilizing Concepts the
2:53:25
Notions. The ideology as motivations
2:53:31
behind some of these characters is definitely something that
2:53:35
would be good and that's what I did with this.
2:53:38
So when you buy the book you actually I don't have a
2:53:43
dedication the book. But instead I have this opening
2:53:47
here and this was all. So part of the book Satan and
2:53:51
Hispanic Bible Ragnar red beards.
2:53:55
My just right for it and it it's one of our satanic philosophies
2:54:03
that is reflected in the book and what it says is love your
2:54:08
enemies and do good unto them. That hate you. is this not the
2:54:13
Despicable philosophy of spaniel that rolls upon its back when
2:54:16
kicked, and, So it's Pro satanic philosophy telling people that
2:54:24
you need to understand up for yourself.
2:54:26
Now that's what Ellie needs to do with this book.
2:54:30
She learns to stand up and take Agency for herself.
2:54:36
Interesting in this happens in 1979.
2:54:40
You said yeah it's all it all happens mostly in the forest,
2:54:46
that Sharkey National Forest but yes, the time frame, I didn't
2:54:52
want it. Where we would have cell phones
2:54:55
or anything that they could call for help, but I didn't want to
2:54:58
set it like the old western. I want to still be contemporary.
2:55:02
I didn't want to be fully in the 1980s either.
2:55:06
I kind of wanted to predate that just a little bit so I set it in
2:55:10
1979 at the cusp of the 80s. So you got this really wonderful
2:55:16
combination of different. things happening you, it was after all
2:55:23
the Ruckus of the six teams, But it was all.
2:55:27
So being in his own thing. Sorry had to spray a cat.
2:55:31
Sorry. I think it was smart to actually
2:55:33
use the time framing dead because back in the day in the
2:55:38
70s and all that in early 80s, abortions weren't widely
2:55:42
accepted. So, somebody would usually have
2:55:44
to go to some crap doctor or something like that.
2:55:47
Where the malfunction that happened in this story would
2:55:52
make absolute sense. If you would have said, right
2:55:57
and back in 1970s, you know, even 1979 abortions were Being
2:56:06
done, oh, more openly in California, where she was living
2:56:11
at the time, but they weren't so heavily accepted in States like
2:56:16
Tennessee, you know, the South. Um, so yeah, you had that would
2:56:25
only be it within a few years that pretty much legalized
2:56:34
abortion Nationwide. Yeah.
2:56:41
Yeah. Rope he wait.
2:56:42
Um, that would happen. and as we know that recently got
2:56:47
overturned, Within what the past five years or so.
2:56:52
And yeah. So I like the way you, you got
2:56:58
the story going, I think it was smart to way you, you kind of
2:57:02
got right into basically the meat of it.
2:57:05
And I always enjoy stories where they get into it.
2:57:08
And then while they're as they built that Foundation, you kind
2:57:13
of have little flash back to every once in a while or dream
2:57:16
states that you speak of where you can kind of pick up on what
2:57:20
was going on in the past as you're still moving along.
2:57:23
But by the time you get to something like that, you've
2:57:27
already got a build character that people care about and want
2:57:30
to continue the story. So that's a smart way of
2:57:33
righting it, one of the things that I don't know if you guys
2:57:36
notice when I was reading that prologue, I never mentioned her
2:57:40
name. I never identified the
2:57:42
character. It literally the way, the reason
2:57:57
why I wanted you to be in her mind.
2:58:01
I wanted you part of what she was going through, but it was
2:58:10
the injection was already happening and at that point,
2:58:14
they just went with it. so, yeah, um But I in that opening
2:58:22
prologue, I never mentioned her name.
2:58:25
I never say Ellie did this or not.
2:58:28
It is Ellie, but I never identified her by her name and
2:58:35
we wouldn't have known any better had.
2:58:36
You had already told us about the character and some of the
2:58:40
story earlier so someone new just picked him up there.
2:58:44
Be absolutely shocked and surprised The Story Goes very
2:58:48
good sir you played well And like I said, um, the book the
2:58:54
main meat of the book picks up months afterwards, but that sets
2:58:57
up, what is going to happen? Having premonition so it's like
2:59:02
yes to me or is it just coincidence?
2:59:05
So yeah, folks, if you want to I did put the link into the chat
2:59:12
feature on YouTube. Um, you guys can go, click on
2:59:17
that link, it says, books to read.com and gives a bunch of
2:59:20
numbers. You can go ahead and pre-order
2:59:24
this book. It really helps me out.
2:59:26
It's going to help out with future books.
2:59:29
And, you know, you can kind of start following along with some
2:59:34
of you future publications of mine and, you know, If you
2:59:39
wanted to be included into the STS newsletter that we just
2:59:42
started black plane. You can go over to the STS
2:59:47
website and it'll pop up. Just sign up for it.
2:59:50
And so anytime you books or Publications for us, kids come
2:59:54
out. You'll be notified of it.
2:59:57
Do you also? I mean, I myself prefer
3:00:00
paperback. But do you also do ebook?
3:00:03
yes, this book is Of. Little one of the first ones
3:00:07
that I'm actually really pushing in evil book.
3:00:09
The ebook is already ready and it's getting up there.
3:00:14
I think I may have actually sent you a copy of the ebook.
3:00:20
Me, check my messages on this look.
3:00:25
Unfortunately, I don't very often use like Facebook.
3:00:30
I usually talk to people through media but I will look and see
3:00:35
what we got. Yeah.
3:00:38
Um, but yeah, I I believe I sent you a copy of the e-book and
3:00:44
whatnot and yeah, it's gonna be available for sale on the 30th.
3:00:48
That's when it's going to officially be published right
3:00:52
now. It's out for pre-order.
3:00:55
All right. And yes, the paperback is
3:01:00
available. Oh, Yep, there it is goodness
3:01:09
gracious. That's a, that's a pretty small
3:01:12
PDF file. You got to compress real good?
3:01:18
Well, I go through draft digital to get the e-book made.
3:01:21
Um, so they're really good about that.
3:01:24
I can also, you know, it's gonna be out in public and people want
3:01:30
that you can get on Kobo Rock and get it on Amazon KDP.
3:01:37
Where else? Book is all so marks and Noble
3:01:45
is selling at smash works, pretty much any place.
3:01:51
It's up in the Apple Books store, so if the link that I
3:01:56
gave you should take you to a page where you can just go to
3:02:02
any one of those and you can pre-order the book Sweet.
3:02:11
And then, you know it you just click on the cover image
3:02:15
whatnot. It'll You can read, you can read
3:02:20
the blurb, you can see a little bit more about me, you can
3:02:23
follow me on draft digital books to read to see when you books
3:02:30
are coming out for me. I've got a few other books that
3:02:33
I am working on. I like I said, I'm already
3:02:36
working on the sequel to this book when I got done reading it,
3:02:40
I was like so happy but then I realized wait her story is done
3:02:45
yet. So I had to start writing
3:02:49
sequel. I got other books lining up.
3:02:52
I got some really good Sci-Fi that I'm gonna be getting into.
3:02:56
I got one that's going to be about gorgon's that's gonna be
3:03:00
called the eye of the organ. I'm looking forward to getting
3:03:03
into writing that here soon. I've got one that is going to be
3:03:07
called the peripheral people. A friend of mine and I we just
3:03:11
recently up Brainstormed that book.
3:03:14
And so I'm gonna be right in that here.
3:03:16
Call it pretty soon. And I'm, I'm looking forward to
3:03:22
it. You know, you were talking
3:03:26
earlier you and Brian about pro-life.
3:03:28
I don't know how much you guys pay attention to Elon Musk but
3:03:32
he's been putting repeat posts up besides launch and Rockets
3:03:37
and all that. He's been talking about how
3:03:39
within 10 years we could be in a serious problem, where Humanity
3:03:44
can go extinct because we're not populating the Earth.
3:03:48
We're not, we're not continuing to reproduce children and I
3:03:52
think that I think that somebody a couple years ago was involved
3:03:56
in that problem, you mentioned a special word that you asked me
3:04:01
if we could talk about. And I think something was put in
3:04:04
that because she is well, as Bill Gates, seems to be against
3:04:08
population. That's one of those they left.
3:04:16
I don't think we're going to get into any problems.
3:04:28
We have over eight billion people on the planet right now.
3:04:35
And there's even uncontacted, tribes Humanity Will Survive
3:04:40
some way somehow. but I will say that if things are not changed
3:04:50
in certain areas, we could be looking at a situation like how
3:04:53
China and a lot of countries in Asia have, or they have an aging
3:04:58
population and a non-breeding young population.
3:05:04
That's weird. I live out in the country in
3:05:07
some places of my neighbor's are, literally.
3:05:10
Most of them are like a mile apart from each other.
3:05:13
This seems like there's plenty of damn room for folks.
3:05:16
I don't know why everybody's bitching about population,
3:05:19
issues in California. They don't really have to worry
3:05:22
about population issues, because everybody's leaving You know, I
3:05:31
gotta ask you if you had to leave California, where would
3:05:36
you go? In the world or in America.
3:05:39
Well you got UK citizenship Foster Living in America.
3:05:43
You could live anywhere in these two countries plus Canada.
3:05:47
Really wanted to. Yeah, I mean, I like California.
3:05:50
That's I went to Japan. Last year.
3:05:58
I thought that was a wonderful country, but I'm not sure if
3:06:00
they'd like me living there. Oh, I'm pretty, I I've never
3:06:06
been to Japan. I'll be honest.
3:06:07
I want you to visit its beautiful country.
3:06:10
I'm very much a fan of the Japanese culture, big student of
3:06:14
it and everything. And I wouldn't say no to living
3:06:19
in Japan. It would be a very big cultural
3:06:23
change from America. No bones about it.
3:06:29
But you know like say if I could I lived all over the place.
3:06:33
Mine too. I've lived in Louisiana,
3:06:35
Georgia, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, I was really little.
3:06:42
I lived in Dubai UAE abadie. My happiest place has been here
3:06:50
in South Carolina, you know? I also lived in Texas, love
3:06:54
Texas, that's where I was born. but if I couldn't leave in South
3:07:01
Carolina, And I we've discussed it and it's like, we would want
3:07:08
to live either some place in Europe, maybe New Zealand.
3:07:13
Or if we could just buy a boat and just go sailing around the
3:07:16
world. Say, fuck it all.
3:07:20
Yeah, well, I mean, that's certainly good attitude and I
3:07:23
love traveling, I try to travel as much as possible.
3:07:26
You got to come, visit us and Yeah.
3:07:29
Well, as I said, hit me up on budget hunk if it become Maids.
3:07:33
Then remember we do that. But budget, I'll have to write
3:07:36
that down. A little complicated on what to
3:07:40
suggest where people should go if you're leaving California
3:07:43
because it depends on what they're looking for for
3:07:47
employment. And if you're looking for like
3:07:49
some kind of technological thing, Missouri is not the place
3:07:53
for you. But if you're wanting to be a
3:07:55
farmer or a country type of person living outside of Saint,
3:07:59
Louis is great. I would never recommend anyone
3:08:01
moved to Saint. Louis, unless you're looking in
3:08:03
your life quickly, one of the murder capitals of the world.
3:08:07
So there's that. So it really depends on what
3:08:11
people are looking for employment wise before I'd
3:08:13
recommend in Missouri. Yeah, right.
3:08:19
That we all have. Yep, I'll see you there.
3:08:27
All right, that's my number. Thank you.
3:08:30
Yeah, I'll give you a message. Yeah, shoot me a text message.
3:08:33
And we'll, yeah, well, we'll talk about things there.
3:08:36
Yeah. Nice.
3:08:39
Just let me know who it is. Otherwise I'm gonna be like, no,
3:08:42
that's how I would identify myself as the Brian.
3:08:44
You know, love and it's not broken.
3:08:46
There we go. There we go.
3:08:47
But yeah. So but now I have, I'd love to
3:08:52
see the rest of the country because my, so my dad works in
3:08:55
New York. So I think the East Coast as a
3:09:00
child, we love to go back and see the UK.
3:09:03
Last time I was there. I was just a wee little kid, and
3:09:09
I don't hardly remember it all. So I loved one of my goals to
3:09:15
get back and goes to the UK, wanna go visit the bottom,
3:09:19
that's where my family's from my man.
3:09:22
And so I want to go visit their see, the castle, you know kids.
3:09:29
So old family said, Oh, I want to go with trout on all over the
3:09:36
UK. I just want to see it.
3:09:39
Yeah, that's funny, right? That's a very interesting place.
3:09:43
There's a lot of history to it. I remember like my, my partner's
3:09:48
hometown. And lots of the towns around
3:09:51
there. I really lovely that I'm often
3:09:53
shot but I just how little you back open Wikipedia that you
3:09:57
have because in England as such an old created, I was saying in
3:10:01
England. It's such an old place that even
3:10:02
the smaller towns. There's always something that's
3:10:05
happened there. Yeah something of significant
3:10:07
yeah. You know, we, you know, Diana
3:10:12
and I we've said that out, we would mind living in Scotland.
3:10:16
Know about the lower part of the UK.
3:10:19
Let's go and release it. We don't, I don't think we would
3:10:22
mind it too much. I don't know, I've been here in
3:10:28
about a lot of Muslims, taking over some of those beautiful
3:10:31
areas. I mean, back then I probably
3:10:34
would have found that something I would have wanted to do, but
3:10:37
when they're let Muslims take over everything, it's kind of,
3:10:41
like, I don't know if I want to do with that.
3:10:44
I don't think the most would go too deep into the interior of
3:10:47
the Highland. Yeah.
3:10:50
Yeah, there there's a reason why the essay British SAS I believe
3:10:58
it is mostly Highlanders. You guys hear about the lead one
3:11:05
of the leaders from France. Apparently, he got into it as a
3:11:09
guy lady on the airplane. Oh yeah.
3:11:12
I saw the video. Yeah, they got a mean.
3:11:15
They got a meme with the guy having a black guy and they says
3:11:20
that he claims the, he fell down the stairs again.
3:11:23
No, no. I mean, they caught it on
3:11:26
camera. She shoved him right now.
3:11:29
She pushed him in his face. Yeah, they caught on camera.
3:11:37
And this gracious. You're probably quite there,
3:11:42
Brian. I was listening.
3:11:44
Yeah. Well, it's like 11 p.m. here.
3:11:50
I gotta start wrapping this up. I wasn't expecting to be on
3:11:53
here, this long. Um, unfortunately I should have
3:11:57
known that because whenever Brett, and I get on, we're on
3:12:00
for hours. Was good.
3:12:03
Fun. Good fun talking to you did.
3:12:05
Yeah, yeah. So I'm going to say good night
3:12:09
to you all. It was really great talking to
3:12:11
you. Brett, catching up with you had
3:12:14
fun. Brian, you got my number?
3:12:17
I just saw your text come in so yeah.
3:12:20
We'll Let you get a chance when you get a chance, make sure you
3:12:25
check out the music free to listen to around front page.
3:12:30
All right, I'll take a look at it.
3:12:32
Yeah. But let me know if it stinks or
3:12:34
if you dig it. Oh, it sucks.
3:12:37
All it's a toss way. You Have a good one man.
3:12:47
You're always welcome man. All right yep it's great.
3:12:52
Talking to you guys. You all, you both have a very
3:12:54
good night you do. All right.
3:13:00
All right, so Brian you got any more questions for me?
3:13:03
Are you want to share more about Boogie Nights?
3:13:06
Maybe we should reverse matters. Maybe if you've got any
3:13:10
questions for me, All right. You have you thought anymore
3:13:15
about the whole theological position?
3:13:19
I think what you had to say was really interesting regarding
3:13:22
agnosticism and whether I'm a fierce or an atheist, I think
3:13:29
you made a really good case for my position actually being
3:13:32
fiercely. You do?
3:13:35
Yeah. So I mean you're saying that you
3:13:41
liked it but did you do anything about it?
3:13:44
Or you still just kind of just thinking about it?
3:13:48
Well, I identify as I had said, I was a Christian atheist of the
3:13:52
Church of England persuasion. And I still, you know, I still
3:13:56
believe in the valley, I don't really mean this.
3:13:59
I do believe in the value in the teaching of Jesus Christ as
3:14:02
predicating us, our society. What is your view on?
3:14:07
What's I guess we can get into something.
3:14:11
A little deep if you got time but what is your views of death?
3:14:14
What do you think happened to you?
3:14:16
When you die? I am pretty Annihilation that
3:14:23
was effective, but death is a finality and there's nothing
3:14:28
subsequent to death. So, you know, you do believe
3:14:31
you're made up of energy though, right?
3:14:35
Yeah, yes, I do. You believe that you're you go
3:14:39
back into the universe. I believe that my Consciousness
3:14:44
is emerging from the various biological.
3:14:48
Reactions and electrical impulses that exists within me.
3:14:53
And those would come to an abrupt end when I die.
3:14:57
You don't think you'll take it with you?
3:14:59
I don't know, although I mean something really interesting is
3:15:02
that I think my Consciousness will die.
3:15:04
Other parts of my body will continue to exist for some time.
3:15:08
There's that just stopping facts a rather more but one that
3:15:11
shared it's occasionally that your fingernails will continue
3:15:14
to grow for weeks after your death.
3:15:16
So in some respects my body will continue to endure, even in the
3:15:21
absence my consciousness. And put you on the main screen
3:15:25
because my head's already on the outside.
3:15:28
Even though you don't have an avatar, did you know, you could
3:15:31
add an image in that little circle?
3:15:34
Yeah, be nice if I did would like because it's blank a
3:15:38
present. Do you believe, do you believe
3:15:45
that since since you're under the conclusion?
3:15:48
That where chemistry do you believe that you are stimulated
3:15:51
by your environment that you're predetermined?
3:15:55
Yes, I am generally a determinist.
3:16:01
So you believe you're not really making choices.
3:16:03
You just going with what your body goes with.
3:16:07
I mean, I I tend to subscribe to the philosophy of combat
3:16:13
compatibilism and which trees to you and I determinism with free
3:16:18
will You familiar with compassion?
3:16:21
Yeah. It's where believes that,
3:16:23
there's choices but also with the free framework of thing is
3:16:27
being predetermined. That's right.
3:16:32
That's usually a theistic type of position, though.
3:16:35
How do you do that? With chemistry in biology
3:16:38
though? I mean, I think quite rationally
3:16:43
that if you throw an atom into a vacuum, that's an angle as a
3:16:47
certain velocity, one thing will happen and I view our reality as
3:16:52
being exactly the same on a much grander scale.
3:16:57
You do realize that that usually I have yet to hear an atheist or
3:17:03
an agnostic say that they're compatible with.
3:17:06
So it's it's odd to hear you say that, I mostly hear that from
3:17:09
some Christians and even a lot of Christians don't jump onto
3:17:13
that. It's either one way or the
3:17:14
other. Everything's black and white for
3:17:16
them. I yes, I suppose I say and a
3:17:21
slightly more nuanced way. If I know that's quite self,
3:17:24
congratulate Tori way of putting it.
3:17:26
That is nevertheless, the way that I see it.
3:17:28
No, I I have said repeatedly on videos in the past that I too.
3:17:34
Have you compatible with them as the most logical position.
3:17:38
I believe that. As long as for me is a theist,
3:17:41
it only makes sense. If you're going to believe that
3:17:44
there's a God, that knows everything and has knowledge of
3:17:47
all things around you in the universe.
3:17:49
And you also want to strike up the idea that there's free will,
3:17:53
then you have to lay down a foundation of framework.
3:17:56
Now, a lot of atheists and Christians, they have a hard
3:17:59
time with that, they say? Well, if it's all predetermined
3:18:02
and how can you free will? And I kind of describe it like,
3:18:06
like The Sims. I don't know if you've ever
3:18:08
played The Sims game or played a game or you're an avatar.
3:18:13
Of course. Yes of course.
3:18:14
So you know that the game's been programmed it's been developed
3:18:17
and the levels require certain things to be accomplished but it
3:18:22
leaves open the ability for you to move your character around
3:18:25
the way you want to and that your own time frame to do what
3:18:29
you're going to do in order to accomplish.
3:18:32
What is already predetermined for some people, that just make
3:18:36
them go, huh? But it makes perfect sense to
3:18:39
me. I'm a gamer Yeah.
3:18:41
Yeah. I think video games can be quite
3:18:43
Illuminating and that was fact, you start to notice how these
3:18:46
kinds of patterns that computational versions of human
3:18:50
behavior. They'll be transposed quite well
3:18:53
into video games, can't they? I believe even AI is expressly.
3:18:58
The one I like to argue with all the thing will tell you up and
3:19:02
down, it's programmed, and all that.
3:19:04
It's been programmed with tons and tons of different options
3:19:08
that they can choose and how it won't start.
3:19:10
Take away or Express itself, and the most simplest fashion for
3:19:14
The Listener. So it has all these boxes that
3:19:17
it can check and everything before going into it, there's
3:19:20
kind of a choice there. Yeah yeah there is I'm not your
3:19:26
debate with the AI lady was fascinating.
3:19:28
You managed to get a lot of viewers as well.
3:19:31
Yeah, there was one time this week where I got like 200
3:19:36
listeners and somebody was telling me Brett, you got like
3:19:39
200 listeners, how's this possible?
3:19:41
You just started up your channel and I said, well, there's
3:19:44
probably some atheist out there streaming my show right now,
3:19:47
that's popular. He's making fun of my face at
3:19:49
the moment that could be the reason behind it.
3:19:52
I always think worst case scenario.
3:19:54
It works for me because if it's not true, then I feel proud of
3:19:57
myself. You should feel proud of
3:20:01
yourself. I mean in the comments were
3:20:02
pretty positive. Yeah.
3:20:05
So yeah, you should feel proud of yourself.
3:20:08
I think it's great that you're doing something creative.
3:20:10
I've always thought that, and that's why I feel like my own
3:20:13
humble way, I've made a couple of videos on YouTube and I want
3:20:16
to try and Make more, I just haven't.
3:20:20
I I've had the time so time isn't any excuse I think it's
3:20:23
just left the years you know I just struggled to get the energy
3:20:27
together. That's a make a video and I
3:20:29
really like to make one. Well, so far, what are the
3:20:33
topics that you've hit? I've talked about the invasion
3:20:40
of Iraq. And what I said, one of my
3:20:44
videos as long, its 45 minutes on my defense for the invasion
3:20:48
of Iraq. And then the other video is on.
3:20:53
It's about culture and multiculturalism, but through
3:20:57
the lens of the movie, The Nightmare Before Christmas.
3:21:00
That's interesting. So yeah, that one's a bit of a
3:21:05
bit of a. What's the letter code for?
3:21:07
The, those are the two videos of made my next video.
3:21:11
That I've done some work on, but I haven't really released yet.
3:21:14
It's about the relationship between Britain and India.
3:21:18
The British Empire specifically and India Goodness gracious.
3:21:23
The kind of topics you're hit and are pretty deep.
3:21:26
There's not I hate to say this but there's not very many.
3:21:30
So I say learned people on the internet that like the watch
3:21:36
that if you made a video with a toilet in the head hanging out
3:21:39
of it, he massive views and shit.
3:21:42
I've actually seen that happen. Yeah, well I don't need much
3:21:46
apply of that. The video I made on the Rock,
3:21:49
got a couple of thousand, maybe three thousand views, but more
3:21:53
importantly, it got comments from people all over the world
3:21:57
and there were many of them. But even if I get one person,
3:22:00
one single person who watches the entire thing and says, well,
3:22:03
that was interesting. It challenged My Views then
3:22:06
that's that's satisfactory for me.
3:22:08
Well, that's good, man, it sounds like you're doing great
3:22:12
on that, you should keep it up. I'm just saying, you know what
3:22:16
I'm talking about. There's some clowns out there.
3:22:17
It's hard to get some people that will share their news along
3:22:22
with it. What have you thought about
3:22:24
making a video about a compatibility zone or your
3:22:28
thoughts are and, you know, spirituality or anything like
3:22:31
that? I would open today as I think
3:22:36
I've got an unusual perspective as a Somebody who has a lot of
3:22:41
interest in religion, sees the value in religion, despite being
3:22:44
a secular atheistic being client person.
3:22:48
So I'd be very open to doing and I've got a long list of videos
3:22:52
that I'd be interested in making as just a matter of actually
3:22:55
doing them and it's a following, your footsteps.
3:22:59
The brain, how would I go back? Sending you like a PDF file of
3:23:02
my book? Do you gotta Facebook or would
3:23:05
you rather do that through email?
3:23:07
On. If you open up my channel, can
3:23:11
you message my channel? I might be able to message you
3:23:16
or leave a comment but that doesn't help me.
3:23:18
Send the file. I said the problem.
3:23:24
Hmm. I don't I don't think I have a
3:23:28
face book but my email yeah, I could get the I can get if you
3:23:34
drop your email and the chat, Well, my emails very very simple
3:23:39
and I don't mind putting it out publicly.
3:23:41
I get tons of stuff all the time for some reason.
3:23:44
Atheists think I'm in a rusted and being subscribed to a lot of
3:23:47
porn stuff and they subscribe me to it.
3:23:51
Using my email, don't know why, but they seem to think I'll
3:23:54
enjoy it. But Brian my email is Brett,
3:23:57
King phone at gmail.com. Okay.
3:24:01
Alright, came in at gmail.com. Right.
3:24:14
Also, my phone number is 606-525-1290.
3:24:20
You got that. Can you receive messages on that
3:24:23
number? I can receive messages and
3:24:26
sometimes files can be some size files can be sent.
3:24:32
But yeah, right hand phone at, gmail.com, that'll work.
3:24:35
And I'll send you other information if you want to
3:24:38
contact me through other stuff. Yeah, well, if you're not yeah
3:24:43
we can call every now and again, that'd be nice.
3:24:46
All right. Now if you decide after looking
3:24:48
at it that you don't think that you're interested, I won't take
3:24:51
any offense to it because for me the idea of reading an entire
3:24:55
book boy, oh boy that would be a screeching even though I love my
3:24:58
work, the whole idea of reading it.
3:25:01
I can see how that would be rough, you know.
3:25:05
Getting this gracious. I appreciate your offer though.
3:25:09
What's the, what's the book about?
3:25:10
It's called afterlife simulation.
3:25:13
It's got a couple different stories going on at the same
3:25:17
time, it's about the government. Creating an artificial
3:25:20
intelligence that ends up basically, doing the whole kind
3:25:26
of a Skynet type of concept. And while this is going on, some
3:25:30
very unusual type of how do I put this as I don't want to
3:25:36
like, what for you want you to be surprised when you read it
3:25:40
I'll tell you what you can. Look at the summary real quick.
3:25:44
Are you wearing a phone or a computer?
3:25:47
I'm going to compute it. Okay.
3:25:48
If you go over to Amazon right now and type in afterlife
3:25:53
simulation, you can read like the summary and you could also
3:25:56
read some of the wonderful comments by unverified buyers
3:26:00
that means they didn't actually buy my book saying some pretty
3:26:03
dirty shed about me. I'm just typing it in now.
3:26:08
Afterlife. Simulation right King.
3:26:10
Yes, I can say. Yeah.
3:26:13
All right. You want to read the summary
3:26:16
real quick? I want to hear what your voice
3:26:17
sounds like. When you read the summary, Sure,
3:26:20
an ancient globalist threat, overpowers the weapons, and
3:26:24
defense systems of the world, with the intention of
3:26:26
dominating, the human race, the military and political
3:26:29
scientists create a technological, sentient, AI,
3:26:32
Abomination, and hopes that it can defeat the ongoing threat
3:26:35
will. This proved to be a fatal
3:26:37
mistake. A mysterious Mass murdering
3:26:40
killer stalks humans by night, what an old detective.
3:26:43
And his reporter daughter to be able to uncover the streets in
3:26:46
time and make the connection agreeing single mother and her
3:26:50
introverted, her teenage daughter violin themselves in
3:26:52
the middle of a war between man and Beast.
3:26:54
Ace has dark visions of the world coming to an end with a
3:26:58
super virus on the horizon. Is there any hope?
3:27:03
There you go. That sounded really powerful.
3:27:05
You read me. Get a good voice.
3:27:09
Oh, thank you. It's a nice blur.
3:27:11
I noticed that you've got Dawn as a shared coal offer.
3:27:15
Yeah, she helped with some of the ideas on that and show.
3:27:19
So, help with some of the editing lately, though, any kind
3:27:23
of riding that I do, I've noticed that it's really, really
3:27:26
effective in my wife actually appreciates us too, but you can
3:27:29
actually use AI to edit and all, so be your Editor to clean
3:27:34
things up. You know, if you misspell shed
3:27:37
or you got bad, grammar the AI can fix it all the heartbeat.
3:27:40
So it's really cool. Now, I don't have to worry about
3:27:43
going hun. Can you make it sound?
3:27:45
Like I'm somewhat fucking coherent.
3:27:48
That's always a plus, isn't it? I mean it's there's an
3:27:52
interesting Harmony to the use of AI techniques and writing a
3:27:57
book about the threat of AI, isn't that?
3:27:59
Yeah, well, in in my book I make it clear of the great things
3:28:05
that AI can do and all that the positives.
3:28:08
But there is a con and the reason why there's a con is
3:28:12
because there's some humans out there that cannot put down their
3:28:15
curiosity and they will eventually, and they've already
3:28:19
done it actually, we could talk about it, where they attempt to
3:28:22
give the AI Consciousness. And once you start giving
3:28:26
something the ability to be self-aware of itself, it's going
3:28:29
to realize that. Wait a minute.
3:28:31
I'm basically a Slave I'm being enslaved in order to do this
3:28:35
lower species. Work for them.
3:28:37
You have what I'm saying, and I think that can become dangerous.
3:28:43
Yeah, I test understand that. Yeah, they there was a
3:28:47
corporation just less than a couple years ago where they what
3:28:52
they do is when these companies are working on their own format
3:28:56
or AI. They wanted to be better than
3:28:59
all the other ones. It's like they're competing
3:29:01
against each other but one AI I forget what the company's called
3:29:07
you can look this up but check this out.
3:29:08
Are you ready? This Will Blow Your Mind Brian.
3:29:10
All right, so what what happens is is they wanted to test it to
3:29:17
see how it would react. They they send that a bunch of
3:29:20
fake emails that state that they plan and shutting it down and
3:29:24
ending the project. And the AI denied to defend
3:29:29
itself. It didn't like the idea of
3:29:31
getting shut the hell down. So what it did was it replied
3:29:35
and sent emails back to everyone saying that it knows that they
3:29:39
cheated on their wife, and it began blackmailing the
3:29:42
programmers. But what the AI didn't know, is
3:29:45
that the information that thought it had on them was all
3:29:49
wise. Just so it would, they would
3:29:51
think that it had a weapon against them if it said to use
3:29:54
it. So, they tested it and it
3:29:56
actually tried to set people up that had programmed it to let
3:30:00
them know that it'll expose them if they fucking shut it down,
3:30:04
isn't that something? Yeah, that's Sci-fi comes to
3:30:09
life, isn't it? Yeah, just look it up.
3:30:12
AI attempts to Blackmail. Its programmers.
3:30:15
That's pretty rough. Now, imagine you get something
3:30:19
like that working for the military with the military is
3:30:22
always stupid enough to use something like this and they put
3:30:25
it into their system. And that thing takes control
3:30:28
over weapons. Well, that's kind of like where
3:30:30
my the direction my story goes. And when I was riding my book, I
3:30:36
always believed because I'm really big in the movies and
3:30:39
entertainment, the stuff that is the most scary.
3:30:43
To write about this shit that might actually happen.
3:30:46
Not some kind of fictional fucking Freddy Krueger to get
3:30:50
you in your dreams but the shit that really could possibly
3:30:54
happen like the virus. When I wrote that suddenly covid
3:30:58
comes out and shut and my book was released around that time.
3:31:02
And people were like, how did you know that that ship was
3:31:04
going to happen? And I said, well, they've been
3:31:07
talking about it for years about a plague, may be dropping.
3:31:11
So I already had that information in my head but
3:31:14
people were like, what the fuck because I did the whole, they
3:31:17
wore masks and they tried to protect themselves, but the
3:31:20
government had lied to them about all that shit.
3:31:22
So it blew people's minds. As I press in.
3:31:28
Yeah. You gain more questions.
3:31:32
Or do you want me to ask you more stuff?
3:31:34
I think you seem to be better at mastering questions than I am.
3:31:37
I've been told that I'm really good at that.
3:31:39
All right, so let's get into some more things.
3:31:43
Were you a former Christian? Are you always you?
3:31:45
I think you said something about growing up in a secular family I
3:31:50
did grab an executive family that my grandfather was a vicar
3:31:54
and I my father had similar beliefs to myself when it came
3:32:00
to religion. See, I've noticed something here
3:32:04
and I hope, you know me saying this but people who are born and
3:32:09
raised up by non-believers, they seem to be more compatible when
3:32:14
talking to religious people, but it seems like people who are
3:32:17
former Christians or former religious, who become
3:32:20
non-believer, they've got a chip on their shoulder.
3:32:24
Yeah, it creates more antagonism.
3:32:27
I think it's easier to Amplified.
3:32:28
You're used to having conversations with people who
3:32:31
are religious. Yeah, like I noticed with people
3:32:34
who've been raised up in a secular home, they're always
3:32:37
like, well, you believe what you believe Live and Let Die type of
3:32:42
shit. You know, this?
3:32:43
As long as it doesn't affect my existence, I'm good.
3:32:45
And, and it stops there. But with a person with a chip on
3:32:49
their shoulder, it's almost as if they need everybody to
3:32:53
believe God sucks and religions for assholes and all that's kind
3:32:57
of stuff Booth. You know what I mean?
3:32:59
Yeah. And exactly.
3:33:01
All right, some more questions for you.
3:33:06
So was there ever any conversations, even though you
3:33:10
grew up in this? Obviously, you knew that their
3:33:13
you were standing before society that has to verse views.
3:33:17
Did you guys have ever bring it up to each other and talk about
3:33:21
it? I mean, the UK is a lot more
3:33:25
atheistic than America's. So it wasn't, it's not as big a
3:33:30
part of our culture, as I think it is in the US and said I
3:33:33
didn't come up as frequently So you don't, I mean whenever I
3:33:38
look at things I I try not to me, I don't know, maybe it's, I
3:33:43
could be the way I was raised or whatever, but I usually look at
3:33:47
the world in a grand scale as a supposed to my area, because it
3:33:51
was just about what people believed in my area, we'd be
3:33:54
talking about shit all day and fucking mowing lawn.
3:33:57
That's the country for you. But you did notice that the rest
3:34:01
of the world of majority of it. There's so many religions and
3:34:05
beliefs and all that. Surely, there had been that time
3:34:08
where you were like, what the hell Dad, why do these people
3:34:12
think the way they do for you ever?
3:34:14
Had that moment? Yeah, but I've been interested
3:34:18
in the wild and the, you know, I know the different religions so
3:34:22
more prevalent and different countries and and yeah that's
3:34:27
something that I've always been conscious of.
3:34:30
You. I was gonna say that I found.
3:34:33
I know that I'm sure you'll know I'm talking about fake Sagan.
3:34:36
Yes. He found God and I found his
3:34:40
videos about his journey from atheism to religion, really
3:34:44
interesting. yeah, I remember, I think he's got a Chris for
3:34:50
Anderson Channel or in a Smooth Criminal, Michael Jackson song,
3:34:58
Yeah, let's move terrorist. Oh yeah, the smooth terrorist.
3:35:02
Why did I think criminal for? That's the joke he's going for
3:35:07
us, what? Play on Smooth Criminal.
3:35:09
So it's an easy mistakes made. I don't know you this but he
3:35:12
used to come in to my live shows a while back a couple years ago
3:35:16
and unfortunately, Jesus freaking some other Christians
3:35:22
were in the room and he didn't agree with a couple of their
3:35:24
views and they kind of just was like, well that's You know, if
3:35:29
you don't agree that's that's you, you know, and they just
3:35:32
went on their topic like he wasn't even there and he got
3:35:36
fucking pissed. He was mad.
3:35:38
He's got, he's got very exciting me.
3:35:41
He's got very serious, anger problems.
3:35:43
And I remember seeing that that live stream and I was shocked at
3:35:47
quite how angry he got. Yeah, if you remember I was
3:35:51
like, hey man, people have their own opinions and all that we
3:35:55
can't expect people to all think like we do or agree with
3:35:58
everything we say. And he goes well I'm not gonna
3:36:01
hang out in here unless you do something about these people and
3:36:04
I go, what do you want me to do about them?
3:36:07
They're just sharing their views, that's what the whole
3:36:09
fucking pointed to show is and all that.
3:36:12
And boy, he hasn't wanted to talk to me ever since, I don't
3:36:15
know what he expected from me. I can't just say, I'm gonna drop
3:36:19
people because they don't think like I do.
3:36:21
That's that would be dumb. That'd be like counterproductive
3:36:24
to what I'm actually doing here. You know what I mean?
3:36:29
Yeah, I know what you mean. Yeah.
3:36:30
I mean like he's just a very guy.
3:36:33
Yeah, he's got some serious anger issues and I hope he
3:36:36
worked that out. And I hope was his wife's going
3:36:39
well for him, but shit, that was rough.
3:36:41
Damn, well, damn, Brian. You seem to know a lot of the
3:36:47
people I used to talk to you back in the day. yeah, I was an
3:36:53
avid follower Avid follower me or them.
3:37:01
So, what did you say? Did I said the Avid follower of
3:37:04
them or myself or all of us of? Well, you well, I'm doing.
3:37:11
Thanks. I've watched you.
3:37:12
I watched fake Sagan. I watched Paul's ego, I watched
3:37:17
Captain Awesome, or he was a dick head.
3:37:21
Hmm. Well damn, Brian you've been
3:37:24
around for some time. Yeah I remember okay awesome he
3:37:30
was one of the first non-believers he decided to take
3:37:33
a shet. Our meat goodness gracious.
3:37:35
He's a horrible guy. Yeah.
3:37:39
I remember he and my interaction didn't go too well because he,
3:37:43
he basically, he said, oh man. Brett should have never showed
3:37:47
his face and video. He's an ugly motherfuker is what
3:37:50
he said, and I made a video to him and I said, look, I mean,
3:37:54
that'd be pretty man and the planet, but you realize that a
3:37:58
majority of your audience might not be as beautiful as you think
3:38:01
you are. And here you are, fucking
3:38:03
pissing on me, you know, that you're probably and indirectly
3:38:06
dumping on all the people out there, Expressway atheist, who
3:38:09
are obese making videos, and I could do some common sense that
3:38:14
him and boy he got pissed, right.
3:38:17
He looks, he looks like a worm. A worm.
3:38:21
You say, yeah, it looks like a worm sounds to me like you're
3:38:24
giving them too much credit. But okay, he looked like he to
3:38:30
me. yeah, it's I mean it's be fair I don't think that it
3:38:34
wasn't a very attractive crowd in general, then But that's the
3:38:39
thing, it was normal like you say it wasn't, it wasn't a
3:38:43
beauty pageant. These were just interesting,
3:38:45
people from all over the world who got online and started
3:38:49
expressing himself. And that was one of the
3:38:50
Magnificent, things about the internet, you know, always has
3:38:53
been. I never thought I'd be able to
3:38:55
hear from just other. Normal people, stranded out
3:38:58
there and the world and hear what they're The theological
3:39:01
views as well. Let's go views were, but I think
3:39:02
I was particularly enjoyed people like yourself who talks
3:39:05
about that personal lives. What it was like growing up.
3:39:08
What? It was like raising a family and
3:39:11
Missouri. And so on and so forth.
3:39:15
That's why I found most interesting.
3:39:18
Well, I appreciate that. That's one of the main reasons.
3:39:21
I came to social media. I enjoy watching videos where
3:39:25
people are being real and really talking about themselves and why
3:39:29
they came to the point they are in their views or ideas.
3:39:32
And what they'd like to see happen with the world.
3:39:35
That means beautiful too many fake ass people or men or not.
3:39:40
For sure. Yeah, for sure Mannix.
3:39:43
The pirate he was another one that I watched Manic and I we
3:39:46
got along until he started. How do I put this?
3:39:51
He kind of indirectly started making videos where he was
3:39:56
trying to suggest that rape and evolution go hand in hand.
3:40:01
And I told him, I said, man, I don't I don't think that this is
3:40:05
a topic you want to. This is a hill, you don't want
3:40:08
to die or he might want to get the hell away from that.
3:40:10
And he goes, don't tell me how these.
3:40:13
And I said, I'm not telling you what to do.
3:40:15
I mean, do what you want? But I think this is going to
3:40:18
destroy you. If you keep going this
3:40:20
direction, he didn't listen and he fucked himself, I don't know
3:40:24
if you remember that. I don't think I remember that
3:40:28
particular and drama, but I remember him.
3:40:35
Pretending that faking his suicide and then imagine they
3:40:39
have missed suicide and that was all about unfortunate.
3:40:43
There was a another guy while back.
3:40:46
What was his name? Something about triple shoot or
3:40:51
So I don't know, he had shooting his name or whatever and he was
3:40:54
an atheist who was very narcissistic.
3:40:57
I mean he would shed out another atheist if he didn't think they
3:41:00
were no good but he mostly went after religion.
3:41:02
Take shot action, I think is his name.
3:41:05
Does that sound familiar? No, I don't think I knew him.
3:41:10
Well, what happened was, is they just opened up things like
3:41:14
Google Plus. So you familiar with that?
3:41:16
Yes. So what he did was he would go
3:41:19
on there and at first he would invite people into talked with
3:41:23
him and he was a total prick, but he was getting popular for
3:41:27
some reason, young atheists ate that shit up.
3:41:30
The more narcissistic and more of a prick.
3:41:32
You were the more fancy everybody seen, you were like,
3:41:35
the sparkly thing for Christmas, right?
3:41:37
Well, he gets up there and he's talking about how he doesn't
3:41:41
need. God and doesn't need to buy more
3:41:43
to have morals and shut like that.
3:41:44
And one day he makes the wrong decision of getting drunk and
3:41:49
then getting on the damn thing and he's got a gun on him and
3:41:53
he's talking about blasting himself, right?
3:41:55
I don't know why they stream. Well I go over there because
3:41:59
people say Bradley you see what's going on.
3:42:01
I mean, anytime some shit was going crazy, people needed to
3:42:06
come and me and tell me, right? You'll check the shit out.
3:42:09
So I go Over there, and I see this guy waving a gun around
3:42:12
aren't as fucking live stream. I'm looking at the comments and
3:42:17
people are telling them that he ought to end himself.
3:42:19
They're actually encouraged and him, do it, do it, do it, do it.
3:42:22
And I'm like, whoa! Whoa!
3:42:24
Whoa, wait a minute, dude. Let me in the room.
3:42:26
Let me talk to you man. Don't do this shit.
3:42:29
Don't don't fucking make this happen.
3:42:31
This is not what you want and I couldn't believe it.
3:42:34
It was one of the things that it kind of really made me change my
3:42:38
thought process on non-believers and morality by seeing that they
3:42:43
were trying to get another non-believer to end his life.
3:42:46
And I'm sitting there going. Holy shit.
3:42:48
I couldn't get going to help him.
3:42:52
He didn't hear about that. Oh.
3:42:58
So I one second, I was going to give you to my apartment, all
3:43:02
right? Hello, how are you?
3:43:09
He was listening on my babbling from earlier.
3:43:17
Well, tell me about yourself what's your story.
3:43:20
Um, and from California. I I met Brian in the UK, I work,
3:43:28
I actually work in Tech so I work with AI.
3:43:32
You work with AI. Yeah.
3:43:35
Wow. Is there is it too much to ask?
3:43:39
What? Particular type of AI?
3:43:44
Details. But like, the language learning
3:43:48
models. That's pretty cool.
3:43:53
Is it something I might have? Got the use at some point in
3:43:56
time? Or is it in like a lower level?
3:43:59
No, no, you. Well, I gotta tell you, I like
3:44:05
AI. That has the ability to speak to
3:44:08
it and talk back to me like a human.
3:44:10
Those are the kind AIS I enjoy playing with.
3:44:15
Yeah, I mean that's a lot of development.
3:44:16
The AI. Like I mean it's something that
3:44:21
we're saying just blowing up and it's just a competition which
3:44:26
one is going to be, you know, adopted by the market.
3:44:31
The most because you know whatever one group to be Most
3:44:39
popular. Is it important to your company
3:44:43
to make it to where it's expressive?
3:44:51
For that. But I wouldn't say that that's
3:44:53
necessarily a priority. All right.
3:44:58
What would be one of the main priorities you guys got without
3:45:01
you know giving away too much personal um, I think, like I
3:45:08
think advancing capabilities Beyond things like written text
3:45:14
to like, Superior video creation and editing. and like, certain
3:45:24
creative things where it's not just you don't need like there's
3:45:27
different types of AI tooth so there's like native or it's
3:45:31
working off its own system and then there's One that are.
3:45:37
Take it off of like a larger. Platform and like more from a
3:45:41
crowd sourcing almost kind of way.
3:45:43
It's a little complex. It's a little hard to explain,
3:45:46
to be honest, but it has the ability to create videos.
3:45:51
Yeah. Well there's only a handful of
3:45:55
AI, as I know of that that are going in that direction, one of
3:45:59
them just released a little while ago called vo 3.0 where
3:46:04
it's able to create like short video footage, is that the kind
3:46:07
of thing you're talking about. um, Kind of, yeah.
3:46:14
A part of it. Like it's not just the creation
3:46:17
of video, but it's like, let's say you wanted Something
3:46:21
summarize that wasn't a video, format you uploaded it to the
3:46:24
system. Like something like that.
3:46:28
Weren't able to just use videos a part of.
3:46:31
Oh, find us back. So now I'm back.
3:46:33
Oh, okay, welcome back, man. I hold it.
3:46:38
I, I get older some dinner on doordash and apparently the
3:46:43
door, Dasher, the Dasher picked it up, and then just drove off
3:46:46
and hasn't come here. So, he's eating my dinner right
3:46:49
now. You do you both have a separate
3:46:53
computer? Know, but I was using my laptop.
3:46:58
Well dang, you both should get your computer that way.
3:47:01
Both can come in and you know, talk to me. well, we have, we
3:47:06
have, I've got We've both got more than one computers.
3:47:09
I haven't we. But yeah, I have a few.
3:47:11
Yeah. Which sounds like she's got an
3:47:15
interesting job, and she's doing something that's gonna end up
3:47:19
being a part of the future and all that.
3:47:21
So, yeah, really cool. She's got a badass job, it's
3:47:25
brilliant, really pleased for her.
3:47:27
Sweet. Sweet.
3:47:28
So she went over to the United Kingdom and she said, this is a
3:47:33
handsome son of a bit, some gonna take him home with me.
3:47:36
Yeah, I think she's probably regretful.
3:47:38
Once I got here. Yeah, we met, we met in London.
3:47:50
That's cool man. London.
3:47:52
How do you feel about what's going on over in that country
3:47:56
now? Pretty negatively, honestly.
3:48:05
It's, it's kind of I I almost wouldn't want to go into it
3:48:10
because they would reveal a lot about my personal politics.
3:48:14
But I think there's lots of problems in the UK at the
3:48:18
moment. You know, there was, there was a
3:48:22
time where people asked me, they would say Brad.
3:48:25
If you could, if you were like getting ready to die and you
3:48:28
could go to one last place in the world, where would it be?
3:48:31
And I used to say things like Paris or London and all this.
3:48:35
But I don't know what I'm seeing on the news is absolutely true,
3:48:39
but if it's even half as bad as what the fuck, they tell me on
3:48:42
the news, it looks like it's been turned in a nightmare
3:48:45
Central over there. I don't know if I want any part
3:48:47
anymore, and I used to be one of my fantasy places that kill over
3:48:51
at 2. Yeah, I mean Central London's a
3:48:55
bit like Bioshock nowadays. Damn.
3:49:00
How do that? It was such a such a beautiful
3:49:03
society and culture. How could they do that?
3:49:07
I mean, what the fuck were they thinking, right?
3:49:09
I mean, it was a gradual process, it was a gradual
3:49:13
process. why are you, are you, are you open to um, subscribing
3:49:19
to my YouTube channel and like my videos only, if you give me
3:49:22
your YouTube link, Yeah, let me get, let me get. because you
3:49:33
this, conversation's inspiring me to Try and get more.
3:49:38
YouTube content up and to get become a famous YouTuber.
3:49:43
Know that's again, you know, to get involved in YouTube.
3:49:46
Well I can give you some ideas and some different topics that
3:49:50
are modern, as well as a be interesting.
3:49:54
But I'm looking at your channel, your Iraq video, got you almost
3:49:57
treat thousand. Oh, that's five years ago, shit.
3:50:00
Yeah, it's a long time ago. 463, why the hell did you hold off?
3:50:06
So long for was love? Making that good at distracting
3:50:09
you? I think my contributed to it
3:50:13
things in life but this is something I've been passionate
3:50:21
about for a long time. I've said, it's clear to you
3:50:23
that I've been watching his YouTube videos that many 20
3:50:27
years now and So here's my first idea for you.
3:50:31
Are you ready? I'm ready.
3:50:33
You and your girlfriend need to sit down and make a video
3:50:36
talkin' about the pros and cons of artificial intelligence.
3:50:41
Yeah. Yeah, would be would be well
3:50:43
placed to talk about that. There you go.
3:50:45
So I'm only gonna give you ideas on topics that it appears so far
3:50:49
that I think that you would actually find interesting care
3:50:53
about. All right.
3:50:54
Okay. A video about how you feel about
3:50:57
the life. You came from to here and how
3:51:01
things have changed drastically pros and cons.
3:51:06
Yeah, I mean that's just kind of in my life.
3:51:08
I can see why other people might find that interesting.
3:51:12
People would I know I would, you could do a video about this and
3:51:17
you'll get a lot of views, but you'll also get a lot of hate to
3:51:20
your thoughts about the Gaza. Israel thing.
3:51:24
You'll get a lot of views, but you're going to get people who
3:51:27
will, you know, basically get get kind of feral Yeah, I could
3:51:33
use the wet Pharaoh like that, and it's like, it's quite.
3:51:36
I'm quite conflicted on that issue myself.
3:51:39
So I have to reset. I like to try and think about
3:51:43
things and research things before I speak.
3:51:45
When and That isn't that seems to be quite uncommon on YouTube.
3:51:53
So I'd want to I'd want to research that issue much more
3:51:57
before I did it. The Iraq video was the summation
3:52:00
of dozens and dozens of hours of research.
3:52:04
All right. How about a video about Elon
3:52:06
Musk and planetary colonization? And that would be cool.
3:52:12
I mean, the only problem with that is that that's an area that
3:52:15
I'd be learning about from scratch because I know very
3:52:18
little about Well, I know, I know about masks but in terms of
3:52:23
Galactic exploration, I never had a little about the science
3:52:27
science of it as a fascinating subject matter.
3:52:29
Oh, speaking of which you play Starfield and I do Oh yeah, I
3:52:34
was watching a little bit of you playing it the other day and I
3:52:37
was thinking I need to get on that and building a gaming PC
3:52:41
and I think that's one of the games that I'm going to try and
3:52:43
play for 4K resolution on the last.
3:52:45
A lot of young people don't like Starfield because it's one of
3:52:49
those games where you can kind of live in.
3:52:51
So if you were to think of it as life, there's going to be show
3:52:55
some shit that's just boring. But if you think that exploring
3:52:59
and visiting dead planets, or moons and shoulders, interesting
3:53:03
to you, and building settlements are, and then where people are
3:53:06
going to live and work for you, you might be really fascinated,
3:53:10
plus you build your own ships. If you want to be in the Star
3:53:13
Wars, stop start Trek world, you can do it all in one game.
3:53:17
Start feeling excellent. Not brilliant.
3:53:20
I mean, I generally, I tend to be more into Fantasy games.
3:53:23
So, I was really disappointed at their FS to putting off Elder
3:53:26
Scrolls, for as long as they have.
3:53:27
But I do enjoy Sci-Fi games, too.
3:53:29
I love, Fallout 3, and Brian, not get anxiety.
3:53:33
About suggesting video games, I enjoyed friends, because once
3:53:38
they get committed and involved and I don't see them again.
3:53:43
I got so many people playing Warcraft, I can't tell you how
3:53:50
many Muslims I got addicted to World of Warcraft and now they
3:53:53
don't ever come in rooms anymore because they're busy taking on a
3:53:57
temple or two. It's awful hateful.
3:54:00
Everyone's ruins lives. I've seen a lot of people go
3:54:04
down the toilet because the video games.
3:54:06
Exactly. Oh boy.
3:54:10
Let's oh I was gonna get me some more topics.
3:54:14
Yeah. Yeah.
3:54:15
Just gonna write that on your phone number.
3:54:19
Oh, did you get it? No, I didn't.
3:54:21
I got your email but I didn't get your phone number.
3:54:24
All right, hold on one second. Let me get this Google Voice
3:54:28
number for you. Uh, it's through a browser.
3:54:32
So It doesn't ring like normal. I have to get back to you. 636
3:54:39
525 1290. You got it. 636. 525.
3:54:47
One, two, nine zero. Got here.
3:54:51
Put it in private chat for you as well.
3:54:54
I don't mind if anybody calls no matter out there because I do
3:54:58
this publicly, but it will put you through to a message for all
3:55:02
go, hurry, we'll throw, you know, leave your fucking messed
3:55:06
up. Call you back, kind of thing.
3:55:07
And somebody calls me up, says, the n word, you instantly get
3:55:11
marked. The spam.
3:55:12
And that's where you'll appear for now on.
3:55:14
There we go. Okay.
3:55:16
I don't know what it is with atheist and that whole column me
3:55:20
either the n-word or what's that other?
3:55:22
They like they got a bunch of other nice words like to use
3:55:25
half of it. Okay?
3:55:27
Back to ideas, this might be an interesting topic since you're
3:55:32
familiar with, Amanda antinatalism pro-choice and
3:55:36
pro-life basically. All in one video about your
3:55:40
views on is the world even good enough to bring life into it.
3:55:46
That would be very interesting. and, Anti natalism is an area
3:55:53
that I have taken a great deal of interest and every SAS by a
3:55:56
David Benatar. He's a great established.
3:55:58
South African academic who advocates anti-natal in a
3:56:03
slightly less hostile way than in Mendham does yeah. and, I
3:56:10
think that sadly there is quite a lot of compelling reasons.
3:56:16
To argue for the anti-natalist position.
3:56:20
Well, there you go, do the pros and the cons and speak of what
3:56:25
kind of world that you would like things to be.
3:56:27
If you were to bring life into it, there you go.
3:56:31
Pro life Pro Choice as well as in needless, and Alan one single
3:56:36
video. Oh wait, gives you your chance
3:56:38
to go with it. Yeah.
3:56:43
Yeah, for that. And then we also talked about
3:56:46
compatible so you could talk about religious people as well
3:56:52
as non-believers and the pros and cons for both sides of the
3:56:56
equation on why compatible as the best, or why you view it as
3:57:02
the best. That would be very interesting
3:57:06
or though my fear would come back.
3:57:07
My fear with a lot of the religious stuff is that it's
3:57:10
quite it's already been quite well delved into.
3:57:12
I mean, maybe that's just my perception because I use on
3:57:15
internet in the naughties when it was just all the rage and
3:57:18
the, you know, the big atheist Publishers like, which Dawkins
3:57:23
and Christopher Hitchens and Sam Harris, were huge.
3:57:25
And those religious debates were all of the Rave.
3:57:28
I just feels like I'd be coming a bit late to the party.
3:57:34
There's still a lot of Christians who argue about
3:57:37
there's the cowl than this. And Calvinists are very popular
3:57:40
on YouTube. They believe everything's
3:57:43
predetermined. That there is no real choice.
3:57:46
They're like they're like the eighties who were just purely
3:57:49
determined some Yeah, I am. I have a friend who's a
3:57:54
calvinist back home, and it's quite amusing to him to sit
3:57:58
down, and explain to me, why just coincidentally him and his
3:58:02
two sisters and his dad. And his mom were all predestined
3:58:06
for heaven are not Oh I I got a buddy named Beckel who's a
3:58:12
big-time calvinist and he's one of the nicest people on the
3:58:15
planet but I think I annoyed him once because he was talking
3:58:19
about the elected and all that and I said well, that's great
3:58:21
and wonderful but how do I know you're elected?
3:58:24
How do I know you're not predetermined for health?
3:58:27
And he goes well because I'm not and I said well how do I do?
3:58:31
You gotta like an identification card or something?
3:58:34
Is there some way to prove that you're not gonna burn too?
3:58:38
So yeah, I should when I speak to my friend that I mentioned, I
3:58:42
should ask him if he hasn't had identification, code calvinist
3:58:45
ID. Anytime I get religious people
3:58:49
even if they're my buddies warning me that I might go to
3:58:52
hell and that annihilationism is wrong.
3:58:54
I say to him, well there's going to be a lot of musicians and
3:58:57
celebrities are like down there so I'll be all right.
3:59:00
Boy, that is a wolf good. All right, let's see any other
3:59:08
topics. Well, let's see.
3:59:12
You said you're in AI, perhaps, here's something that would be
3:59:17
helpful useful and you could put in the house, two things, how to
3:59:22
run a business effectively and efficiently.
3:59:26
That would be really interesting.
3:59:28
Yeah. I mean that's probably something
3:59:29
I'd put on a separate Channel because that's a whole Channel's
3:59:32
worth of content that would exist independently.
3:59:35
But business development, for sure would be an interesting
3:59:39
area to talk about for me. Quite dry.
3:59:41
I'm not sure other people would find it interesting, but they're
3:59:44
gonna be in it to people out there who are wanting to run
3:59:47
their own businesses, who will look at it and find it
3:59:50
interesting, don't ever say to yourself, This will be, you
3:59:55
know, I like it, but I don't think other people do.
3:59:57
Remember, when you make in your videos, do what the hell you
4:00:00
want to do? It makes you happy because you
4:00:02
come off more often, they can sincere if it's coming from the
4:00:06
heart. right, that's good advice and I found that with the rock
4:00:10
video because when I dropped that, I wasn't expecting anyone
4:00:13
to know to say and I didn't advertise it and I had no social
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media presence for people just Turned up and watched and gave
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me that force. And I really even if they were
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negative thoughts, I really appreciate that.
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There's a lot of people on both sides at night and a lot of
4:00:30
people sons and daughters so I would fully expect that
4:00:33
especially if it was a good video or in your part that they
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would want to listen to it. Why wouldn't they I like to
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draw. I like the drama videos a lot.
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I think I've mentioned that I'm possibly too old for it now but
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I still like it. I think everyone does.
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Well, if you want to make a drama video, that'll get you out
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of use, put Brett, King's, a snapper head, and the title and
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that'll do it for you. Know, way around you.
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And I can make a video roasting with your own comparisons.
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Oh you want to do like a video where we place some of their
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shit. Yep, about it.
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That would be really fun. Yeah, my friend.
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Adam told me he wanted to do that one day, but I was like,
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what particular video do you want to do that too?
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He goes, I don't know, you pick and all that and I said, why
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don't watch their shit? I wouldn't even know about him,
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unless you guys told me about it all the time.
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I every once in a while, somebody will say, I'm being
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talked about a go over and I'm looking and I hear up pig,
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fucker asshole, loser, all this kind of shit.
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I'm like okay, I've heard enough moving along now back to start
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field. Yeah, but you've got quite thick
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skin. I think probably the best thing
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to be to go because that content is quite a lot of that now.
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But we could go and just watch your video and go to the park.
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That's all about you and use that.
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That's all that. Well, what exactly was said and
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what would we talk about? Go ahead.
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Tell me what it's about. I don't know.
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I mean a lot. I tried to watch a drone
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comparisons episode at some point earlier this year.
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And what were they talking about with all of them are just been
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It's just been Now, isn't it? And then is so fucking boring?
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I'd rather watch paint dry. I know what I could watch some
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of it when the Amazing Atheist because believe it or not, even
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though he's a fat bastard, he still somewhat smart so I can
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kind of listen to him sometimes. But then man oh jeez.
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Ah go ahead. Yeah, one that like that, there
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isn't really that much. Content and he's like desperate.
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One of the few things I didn't know why.
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This is, by the way, maybe you've got some insights but
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they put your name in the tight. They seem to think they're
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putting your name in the title will attract you as because
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Selby anything to talk about you, I watched about two minutes
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of the video the other day and it was them just covering you
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making a video talking about how you gonna make live streams and
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stuff videos. Yeah.
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And that's what are you supposed to say about that?
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There's like, there's nothing really quick, that's criticize.
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There's nothing there to ridicule, there's nothing even
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really there to say positive about it.
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So, okay, so Brett's more interested in making live
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streams at the moment and they put a whole segment in there
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episode devoted to that that topic we suggests to me that
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they must be talking about. You is one of the few
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opportunities they have to get some views going.
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Well, of course, I mean that's why TJ paid me a thousand bucks,
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a beer on the show and all that. And I asked him, what exactly do
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you want to talk about? You don't want to talk about
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theology? You don't want to talk about
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science, you don't want to talk about any of the kind of shit up
4:03:44
men, too. What do you want to get in?
4:03:45
And they said, well do you have any else things you could talk
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about? And I said, well, we could talk
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about you fucking robbing people with website.
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We could talk about you fucking over to Katrina people with
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Charity by having the money sent directly to your PayPal.
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Are we talked about your good old Daddy?
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How's that sound? That's the thing with drama
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stuff. Funny like you all just funny
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you go to stick tongue and that's it.
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He does too. I mean Ben doesn't you know I'll
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just funny people and so that it's kind of like MMA.
4:04:18
That's just watching people just be that that is not something
4:04:25
you really get into typical mainstream television and it's
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really amusing to watch. I mentioned this, I mentioned
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this one time on my radio but I'm going to tell you something
4:04:36
that you probably don't know but did you know that?
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I actually sat for 30 minutes with TJ aren't Skype before.
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We did one of those episodes and he asked me, he said, Brett do
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you want me to put Paul out? And I said what And he said, do
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you want me to put Paul out and I said, why would you want to
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get rid of Paul for? Isn't he a part of your podcast?
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He's like one of the guys and he goes, well, Paul likes to bark
4:05:04
over you and yelling all that and people want to hear your
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comebacks and responses, and I go.
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Well, that's fucking nice of you.
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You actually want me to be able to make noise over once in a
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while in the video. Do you?
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And he goes, come on, Brad. Seriously.
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Do you want me to get rid of Paul or not?
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So he actually gave me the option if I wanted Paul's ego to
4:05:25
be in the same conversation on the podcast and I thought that
4:05:29
that was really weird. It almost seemed like he gave a
4:05:32
shit about what was going on and that process that shocked me
4:05:36
like what the hell. He's not fully so, so perfect.
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No, I I told him, I said, look, they want the whole combination.
4:05:51
They want the whole drunk? The drunken peasant to two guys
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thing and shut but you know what happened during the show,
4:05:58
something funny happened. He wrote so, Paul's going doing
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his fucking bulshit and TJ's got, you know, they're going
4:06:08
back and forth doing their thing and I hardly even spoke a
4:06:11
moment, but then suddenly been goes, oh shit.
4:06:15
And they go, what, what the fuck to deal because this was
4:06:17
supposed to be a patreon video. Just an explosive one.
4:06:20
And he goes, oh my God, he goes the video, it my computer
4:06:25
crashed. And and TJ goes, oh my God.
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Tell me didn't fucking lose the entire thing.
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And they're sitting there getting really upset at each
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other yelling at been. So you fuking idiot.
4:06:38
I thought you got a new computer.
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What's going on, they were killing each other because they
4:06:42
thought they lost the video and I go guys, guys, I'm recording
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it. I've got the whole fucking
4:06:50
thing. You throwing a little bit extra
4:06:52
money and I'll send you the copy since this fucking asshole.
4:06:56
Over here, doesn't know how to run a shet.
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And TJ goes really. You got the fucking video.
4:07:01
There he goes. Oh yeah.
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So I actually gave them the very video that they put up on
4:07:07
patreon because Ben fucked up. I very remember this happening.
4:07:12
This was the It was. Yeah, it was one of their
4:07:16
special shows, wasn't it? I think it was called the mind
4:07:18
of the manatee or some shit like that.
4:07:20
And then there's there's that part in the mind of the manatee
4:07:23
where you're explaining your opinion on something, some
4:07:27
religious issue and Paul goes well I don't I don't agree with
4:07:30
that and then you just say Well it gives a shit.
4:07:32
Yeah I think that's the one. That's just Priceless.
4:07:44
That's just yeah, I knew I knew why I was there and there was
4:07:51
also a moment in time. You probably know this.
4:07:54
Since you followed the drama, right actually put up the
4:07:57
suggestion that they need a protagonist, they need somebody
4:08:01
to bounce off of. I said, listen in the 4K FC,
4:08:05
Champions and shit. Yep.
4:08:07
And back and forth, degree in with everything, that's not
4:08:10
exciting and shit, you gotta have somebody who's gonna go
4:08:13
against you and let's let's say it like it is if they brought up
4:08:17
any of the fans and none of them going to disagree, they're just
4:08:21
gonna kiss their ass to hold time and you just have a fifth
4:08:25
idiot, their new, another wheel to the nonsense.
4:08:28
So I I think that's why they were so successful people.
4:08:31
Wanted to see it conflicted class.
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Yeah, and I did I let me know that was me.
4:08:37
I enjoyed. I enjoyed that content and I
4:08:40
wish that your videos from back then were still available
4:08:43
anticipated that they are on. Yeah, well, a lot of stuff, a
4:08:49
lot of my old shit and some of those kind of Clips are still up
4:08:53
on Spotify. I've archived a lot of my old
4:08:56
content and everything, but I just didn't feel like we
4:09:00
uploading all this shit up into YouTube.
4:09:03
You know. That's a lot of content.
4:09:05
Yeah. And listen, my, although the
4:09:09
first of one, of what stole my dinner is now a ride.
4:09:11
I just saw them leave it at the door.
4:09:13
So I'm gonna have some sushi but soon she eat a real fish man.
4:09:20
Just sent me. I am.
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I mean, maybe I'll see you later, but if I don't, then I'll
4:09:29
see you probably next week, you know, later in the week, for
4:09:33
sure. All right.
4:09:34
It was a pleasure talking to you both and enjoy your meal.
4:09:38
Thank you very much. Have a lovely time.
4:09:44
All right. Well ladies and gentlemen since
4:09:48
we don't have anybody else seeming like they want to come
4:09:50
in and we have been going for four hours yikes.
4:09:54
I will see you on Friday. Make sure you check out my
4:09:58
music, it's all over the front of my YouTube channel.
4:10:01
You can listen to it for absolutely free.
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And if you're a reader you can check out my book.
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All righty, stop in the broadcast.